Spring Security Archive
@Secured and @RolesAllowed are the same the only difference is @RolesAllowed is a standard annotation (i.e. not only spring security) whereas @Secured is spring security only. @PreAuthorize is different in a way that it is …
The main difference between @Secured and @PreAuthorize is that @PreAuthorize can work with Spring EL.
In this tutorial of Spring Security Annotation Based Hello World Example, we will take a look into very simple hello world example of spring security annotation based in a Spring MVC environment. In previous tutorial …
In this Spring Security Tutorial Series we will take a look how to use Spring Security with XML Namespace Configuration with Example of authentication and access-control using <http>, <intercept-url> namespaces. In my earlier article We …
In this Spring Security tutorial, we’ll take a look at Spring Security Java Configuration. Spring Security provides authentication and access-control features for the web layer of an application. Spring Security is a very powerful and …
In this Spring security interview questions and answers tutorial, I have selected some important question and their answers. Spring Security is one of the powerful and highly customizable authentication and access-control framework. Spring security provides …
In this spring security tutorial we will discuss about some of the security tips about the Spring Framework. Spring Security is a powerful and highly customization authentication and access-control framework to secure Spring-based Java web …
