Øredev 2008 - Java - Introducing Spring Security

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Introducing Spring Security
Ben Alex, SpringSource, Australia
Spring Security is a popular, open-source Java security framework that represents the Spring
portfolio's official security capability. It has received hundreds of thousands of...

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Introducing Spring Security
Ben Alex, SpringSource, Australia
Spring Security is a popular, open-source Java security framework that represents the Spring
portfolio's official security capability. It has received hundreds of thousands of downloads, been
ported to other platforms (such as Python and Microsoft .NET) and represents a popular choice in
many banking, government, and military installations.
This session presents practical solutions for addressing today’s complex enterprise application
security requirements using Spring Security. It takes attendees on a step-by-step journey that begins
with the simple security requirement of a login form, and grows to include more advanced
requirements such as web request authorization, single sign on and federated identity (OpenID),
advanced method authorization, plus rich client security considerations.
Ben's security sessions are always intensely demonstration-oriented, and this session promises at
least five separate live demonstrations and code discussions. As such, you will not only discover the
important architectural concepts and standards applicable to enterprise application security, but
you'll also receive plenty of practical tips and solid advice on using this powerful and flexible
security framework.

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  • Method 40:32
  • Demo 40:25
  • LDAP 24:42
  • SEC 44:37
  • Repositories 33:38
  • Shell 31:31
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73 comments

1. peterschende 6:39

Oct 30, 2009

#1 Demo

shibani

Sep 13, 2010

I am using spring-security-core-2.0.4 with springframework-2.5.
> I am using atlassain crowd for authentication and authorization.
> One thing I found in my com.atlassian.crowd.integration.springsecurity.use r.CrowdUserDetails class is, the below getter throws exception always if there is a request to get the password. For me in my code I am not doing anything explicitly to get the password infact I dont want that. The Crowd SpringSecurityConnector is the one who is trying to get the password for remember me purpose. For me http autoconfig is set to true. I tried a lot find out the way to disable remember me functionality; but no luck. Please gimme some inputs..
> public String getPassword()
> {
> throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not giving you the password");
> }

> I do not want this remember me functionality; is there a way to disable the same???
> i am getting the below exception on valid credentials (as spring security is trying to get the password and crowd is not allow

shibani

Sep 14, 2010

require urgent help on this guys

http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?t=95180

Myxa

May 17, 2011

Not bad. It was useful. Thx.
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Jun 10, 2011

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Jul 23, 2011

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2. pedrogonzalezma

Nov 15, 2009

Really good tutorial on Spring Security. Greatly recommended!

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Jan 08, 2010

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May 08, 2010

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May 08, 2010

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May 08, 2010

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May 08, 2010

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8. BennyTribali

May 08, 2010

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9. BertramMille

May 08, 2010

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10. 1stmeet

May 23, 2010

thanks

11. shibani

Sep 13, 2010

I am using spring-security-core-2.0.4 with springframework-2.5.
> I am using atlassain crowd for authentication and authorization.
> One thing I found in my com.atlassian.crowd.integration.springsecurity.use r.CrowdUserDetails class is, the below getter throws exception always if there is a request to get the password. For me in my code I am not doing anything explicitly to get the password infact I dont want that. The Crowd SpringSecurityConnector is the one who is trying to get the password for remember me purpose. For me http autoconfig is set to true. I tried a lot find out the way to disable remember me functionality; but no luck. Please gimme some inputs..
> public String getPassword()
> {
> throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not giving you the password");
> }

> I do not want this remember me functionality; is there a way to disable the same???
> i am getting the below exception on valid credentials (as spring security is trying to get the password and crowd is not allow

12. shibani

Sep 13, 2010

please help

13. shibani

Sep 14, 2010

require urgent help on this guys

http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?t=95180

14. UnderwaterHotel

Nov 15, 2010

thx

15. rsd_2010

Nov 18, 2010

Really good tutorial

16. Brarus

Nov 18, 2010

Best tutorial that i'll
seen

17. 888

Dec 03, 2010

best!

18. VidiMost

Feb 13, 2011

Very interesting video and information . Thanks!

19. gupshapp123

Aug 03, 2011

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