Hello Admir, Welcome! I've performed a cursory look at this project and it looks very interesting. I agree, the configurator is simple, which is always a good thing. I noticed the important security functions are mapped, where authN, authZ and session management are supported within a Spring Boot context. You've also provided enough documentation for a user to get started.
Congrats on this work. It's very nice to see and thank you for bringing it here. I'm not currently using Spring Boot but this gives me a good reason to start. My plan is to build a sample web app, using your example (to learn). I encourage others in the community to try it out as well. If all goes well, the sample web app will have a tutorial and article published. Also, with your permission, I'd like to share your project on sites like twitter and linkedin. I'm open to ideas on other ways to get this communicated (and utilized), especially within the Spring community. Thanks again Admir. -- Shawn On Thu, May 6, 2021 at 7:30 AM Admir Hodzic <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > We have made a Spring Boot sample app integrating Apache Fortress into > Spring Security. > > Check it out at: > > https://gitlab.com/ocean-dc/spring-boot-apache-fortress-sample > > > Basically, one simple class (FortressSecurityConfigurerAdapter) does all > the > work connecting Spring Security to Fortress. > > After that, all authentication and role-based authorization are standard > Spring Boot code. > > > Feedback is welcome. > > > Admir > > Ocean-DC > >
