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I have been searching this around without much success. Could someone please recommend some good package/tool/strategy therefore a spring security can be deployed to a test container for...

thank you for the reply, Monger. But there is no page behind my URL. it is my SS filters that are taking care of the URL.
If I had a page, I could have just set the response header directly

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I am trying to stop any usage of my web app if it is embedded within a frame. But as I employ SS to protect the publicized URL, the first step of user accessing the URL would be they are...

Hello, there,

we have Spring Security (SS) to provide authentication and authorization for our web services impl. by CXF jax-rs. It works fine but for the exception part. When SS throws...

Hello, there,

We mean to implement the implicit grant flow of OAuth2 as an addition to our web-server flow impl of OAuth2. We used spring-security-oauth-1.0.0.M3 in implementing the web-server...

Hi, Stoic,

Thank you for the nice reply. I am thinking that as we need to be able to take access token from Oauth1 and 2 in the same app, and after reviewing the protected resource filter in...

Hi,

Thank you for the reply. I figured out that I'm gonna put the token acquisition code for OAuth2 token in another war, leaving the Oauth 1.0a token acquisition path untouched. So I don't need...

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We mean to put Oauth 2 token acquisition code in the same web application as the Oauth 1.0a.
Currently our OAuth 1.0a is implemented using SS Oauth 3.17 and SS 2.0.5. Guess they...

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We are using SS 2.0.5 and JBoss AS 5.0.1 in our web application. There is a page that is configured with SS to be protected from anonymous usage. My understanding of how it works is...

Hi, I finally built after downloading apache's maven. The maven I used before is a customized version (exciting to find that out), then I built the whole tuto. set downloaded from
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Hi, stoicflame,

Thanks a million for replying. You are right. I should be able to do that, given I am able to access the repository where the parent is stored. And I just found out that it is not...

Hi, Thank you so much for the reply. I'm not very exp. with maven. Tried to install the parent using your pom file as

mvn install:install-file -DpomFile=spring-security-oauth-parent-1.0.0.M3.pom...

Hello, there,

Just downloaded sparklr2 adn tonr2. Tried to build it and I got


org.apache.maven.reactor.MavenExecutionException: Cannot find parent:...

Hello, there,

I tried to install
spring-security-oauth-1.0.0.M3
into my local repository as it is the <parent> dependency for sparklr and tonr2.

Downloaded the jar and pom file from...

Thanks a million, rwinch for your very kind helps. We've decided to have this part of app (that requires stickness) moved to a separate domain so it does not mess up with our original stateless env....

Hello, rwinch,

Thank you for the further explain and your nice replies. After digging further down, it is due to another server that sits between our load balancer and app servers. From our sys...

Hello, rwinch,

Thank you very much for your reply. Sometimes (when it fails), I can see clearly that it is not routed to the same JVM. After talking around, I found out that the there is a...

Hello, Spring Security Gurus,

We have a multi-server pool that takes requests from outside. When a protected resource is directly accessed, authentication page is brought on by our SS config...

Thank you, rwinch! Really appreciate your help. It is great to have some insider's view.

Hello, SS gurus,


here is the question that is giving me a big headache: we have a front server that converts the external https call to internal http request. It works well with our app...

can someone plz help me here? I'm feeling desperate. Thanks a million in advance

Hello, Spring Gurus,

I tried to use MethodInvokingFactoryBean to call a static method to get some string back. The method signature is
String, int

The way I specified my argument list for the...

In the servlet XML,

in the mapping, insert sth like

/myURL=yourController

then:

<bean id=yourController"
class="org.springframework.web.servlet.mvc.ParameterizableViewController">

Hmm, one straightforward solution I can think of is to

1. return a 'redirect:' prefix'ed URL in your multiaction controller.
2. in the servlet XML, map that URL to ParameterizableViewController,...