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I have a Spring Security 3 implementation that is working nicely. However, one of the site users notified me that their login was disabled. It looks like users are having their accounts disabled...

Yes, it is. But primarily from a technical point of view.

It would be great if the user guide could state something like, "In a web application, where users can self-register, after you create...

Worked perfectly. Thanks again for your help.

This should probably be added to the user guide in an appropriate spot.

Thanks. Don't I need to invoke a authenticate method of some sort? Or does the setAuthentication do all of that?

I've got Spring Security 3.0 wired in and working. Works great for authenticating existing users.

However, when a new user is created, how can I invoke the necessary method in Spring Security to...

My error. The url filter should have been /**/*.action. Problem solved.

My url intercept is not intercepting my action urls.

I have the filters in the correct order:

Spring Security
Struts

My url intercept is specified in my applicationContext-security.xml as:...

Ok, I have this working as well. But I have one problem. I do not want to redirect after authentication. I just want to return to my client. This happens when there is an error. However, when...

Actually, let me look at the posting by Alois Cochard. That looks very close to what I want to achieve. I will try that and update with my findings. Thanks.

What log output do you want exactly? Do you want to see the log ouput from the app starting up? Or post start-up?

The request from the browser is of the form:

http://localhost:8080/myapp/users/action/login.action?

with the user name and password passed as request parameters.

This goes thru without being...

I'm new to Spring Security. However, in a fairly short time I've got it integrated with my project, compiling, and basically working. Now, my challenge.

We have a web application that is one...

This does help, thanks. This is the clearest explanation I've seen for how to do this. Once I have mine working, I'll post an update with details.

Yes, session based login will be used. I just wanted to point out that each page has the embedded ajax style login box.

I've got Spring Security working fine. However, now I want to switch to using an Ajax style login box that is on every page in the app. Every example I've seen in searching the web seems...

I am trying to incorporate the acegi security components into my project. I am using Spring, developing in Eclipse, and deploying to Tomcat by defining a Server in Eclipse.

When I start the server...