I am not familiar with shiro as well. Just a user.
At the moment the way how I use shiro with specific/ customized table (User,
Roles, Permission) is by extending JdbcRealm. Then overriding the methods in
JdbcRealm. For instance, I want to integrate hibernate instead of using jdbc
call directly. So I subclass JpaRealm class which looks like
public class JpaRealm extends JdbcRealm{
...
// methods
... doGetAuthen....(){
}
... getPermission ...(){
}
}
When running the procedure like quick start, the necessary methods
overridden will get called.
Hope this helps.
smaskar wrote:
>
> Is there a way to use application specific tables and not the one which
> comes with shiro default.
>
> Our application already has user, role and permission tables and we wanted
> to use the same using shiro framework, Is there any configuration file
> where one can specify the custom tables instead of shiro defaults.
>
> -Santosh Maskar
>
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