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I assume you mean my login() to the backend system because this event only gets fired on successful login to the site.

Good point - It's always possible that login will fail, but highly...

I solved the problem by listening for a successful authentication (called on UsernamePassword and RememberMe) and then logging in the user:



<beans:bean id="authenticationListener"
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I've avoided taking advantage of this fact since my user has to login to actually get a ticket to the back end CMS. If the Authentication's Principal property gets set to the UserDetails returned by...

I should have mentioned - I made my AlfrescoPerson object implement Authentication and UserDetails.

Maybe I'm going about it the wrong way. What I need is to have my UserDetails/Person object...

I have Spring Security 3.0 working with an Alfresco CMS back-end (which was not easy since Alfresco won't give you back passwords, even hashed ones). I have <remember-me/> working with it too, using...

The problem with somnofungi and other JMS or JMX implementations is that they are *too* multithreaded. Most of the time you want the message delivered on the same stack frame, if possible (click a...

FYI, I'm the author of the EventBus (http://eventbus.dev.java.net) another event alternative. I'm just starting to look into where the EventBus (and ELF and similar) fit in to Spring Rich. I've...