Nathan,
Spring Security (previously Acegi) is an option for role-based
authorization. Acegi had a reputation for being very complex. Spring
Security is significantly less so for typical use cases. However, it
probably only makes sense to use it if you're interested in using
other Spring facilities also.
Out of the box, you can have authentication, role-based authorization
at the URL level, business method @Secured annotations on Spring-
managed objects, and JSP tags providing conditionals based on
authentication and authorization. Its also straightforward to make
role-based decisions within your code.
Besides the Spring Security docs, for a more concrete example, you
could take a look at AppFuse and Matt Raible's blog to see how he
implemented Spring Security.
There's no specific integration with Stripes required. As usual,
Stripes just does its thing and doesn't get in the way.
Hope this helps,
Chris.
On Sep 21, 2008, at 7:42 PM, Nathan Maves wrote:
After read both articles on the site and the security chapter in the
upcoming book I am still questioning what the best practice is for
roles based authentication.
I am looking for a good way to make roles based decisions inside of
an actions execution method.
Any one have any good ideas or examples?
Nathan
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