Hi J-C, This is a big +1 from me. I would love if you could contribute this back to Shiro, as it is something I've worried about for a while, but haven't had the time to work on personally.
Could you please add what you've done in the form of a patch or .zip attachment (or both if necessary) to a Jira issue? I'm very excited to see what you've done! Thanks for offering to help - it is much appreciated! Best, Les P.S. Please join the dev list if you haven't already for any tech discussions related to the submissions. On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Jean-Cédric Desrochers <[email protected]> wrote: > First of, I want to say that what you've done is great. I was looking for a > framework to help me setup security in our platform and Shiro is exactly what > I needed. It's a simple framework that do not pretend to perform everything > for you and (best of all) it's "embeddable" in any situation. It does not > provide built-in audits (which is a requirement I have), but I can easily do > that myself using the events generated by the framework. > > In my case, the situation is not a web app and not a spring container. We > want to perform authorization based on annotations for seamless development > and integration. However I realized that it is not currently available for > me... only spring-aop can do this for now. I looked in the forums and I found > that I'm not the only one that want's to do that. > > So I decided to jump in and do what it needed to use aspectj for what I > wanted to do (validating actions programmatically is not really an option for > me). I currently have a prototype working and I need to work on the run-time > now: integration of the compiler and/or the code weaving (in a seamless > manner). But nonetheless, I thing it could be a great addition to Shiro. > Would you guys be interested in a donation so that the community can > benefit??? > > Regards, > J-C
