Ok, that was obvious.. I apologize for not digging around first.
I found and fixed this issue as well:
If, while a user is logged in, their user is disabled or deleted, they will be infinitely...
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Ok, that was obvious.. I apologize for not digging around first.
I found and fixed this issue as well:
If, while a user is logged in, their user is disabled or deleted, they will be infinitely...
Hmm, ok I think I see what you're saying.
I just found a small issue I may have created. I haven't looked into it much yet but if you can see what the cause is I would sure appreciate it:
The...
Wow, I got it to work :) Thanks so much. This really is an amazing package!
Here is my subclass of SecurityEnforcementFilter
/**
* Overrides...
Sorry, I just found this post: http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=10725
I assume these are still the recommended approaches? Does anyone have code they can share to support either...
I would like my login page to to be inside a protected directory hierarchy. For example, I want to protect /admin/*, but put the login page at /admin/login.jsp. My objectDefinitionSource might look...
Ben, I just had to say thank you for posting this code.
I've been struggling with these same issues for a while now. Searching the boards turns up a lot of similar questions but no concrete...
I just whipped up something to help with this...
for example, in onSubmit(..):
model.put(SessionMessage.RESULT, SessionMessage.create(request, "user.userEmail.edit.success"));
which puts...
Hmm, guess I missed something before. It works now, I just needed to clear the session before that known bad value was flushed.
However, my question still stands... What's the proper way to handle...
I'm still wrapping my head around FlushMode and other finer points of Hibernate, but I can't seem to figure out how this situation is handled.
I need to test whether a User.userName is in use by...
I have what seems to be a pretty good solution, please let me know if you see any problems with this.
I wrote a class TouchableDate which extends java.util.Date (see below). This class...
I have a form with credit card's expiration date as two select menu's: one for Year and one for Month. I'd like to bind these values to a Date object in my model (and set its Day to 1).
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