Re: Security @ Struts2, using Acegy or Inspector

gt; To: Struts Users Mailing List > Subject: Re: Security @ Struts2, using Acegy or Inspector > >> If you anticipate having the complexity of a full ACL implementation, I'd >> just go ahead and use AceGI; why re-invent all that machinery? If you decide >> to roll you

Re: Security @ Struts2, using Acegy or Inspector

Hi, > so, if I extend this action, the action will query and get security > permission from database.. because i prefer database driven .. You can do this with Acegi and even combine database with LDAP or with something else. I have used such solution in my projects. > but i thinking a interc

Re: Security @ Struts2, using Acegy or Inspector

> If you anticipate having the complexity of a full ACL implementation, I'd > just go ahead and use AceGI; why re-invent all that machinery? If you decide > to roll your own, though, then the interceptor can access the action through > the ActionInvocation object and, through the action, can access

Re: Security @ Struts2, using Acegy or Inspector

Frans Thamura wrote: hi there I want to filter any .action in my cimande project and i want to give several database security to the action i just think this will become ACL for Struts2 but... I am also using Spring, anyone can help me is this better create my own interceptor (how to devel

Security @ Struts2, using Acegy or Inspector

hi there I want to filter any .action in my cimande project and i want to give several database security to the action i just think this will become ACL for Struts2 but... I am also using Spring, anyone can help me is this better create my own interceptor (how to develop interceptor that can