How are you instantiating these classes? What is providing the AOP?
On Nov 22, 2012 3:22 AM, "bflueras" <flueras.bog...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> I have a service class with some methods and an abstract class called Intf
> to which it delegates the work.
> I want to secure the access to the service method doStuff(), but I've got
> the following problem:
> If I annotate with @RequiresAuthentication the "doStuff()" method of the
> ServiceClass it works (#1),
> but if I use the same annotation on the interface Intf's "doRealStuff()"
> (#2) method it doesn't work anymore, not even when I add the annotation on
> the Intf class (#3).
>
> //@RequiresAuthentication (#3) does NOT work
> public abstract class Intf<T> {
> //@RequiresAuthentication (#2) does NOT work
> T doRealStuff();
> }
>
> public class ServiceClass<T> {
> private final Intf delegate;
> //constructor here
>
> //@RequiresAuthentication (#1) works
> public T doStuff() {
> return new Intf {
> public T doRealStuff() {
> // do real stuff
> }
> };
> }
> }
>
> What can the problem be? I think that perhaps it's an anonymous class it
> gets skipped somehow but I find the behaviour awkward.
> The configuration of shiro.ini is fine, because in works but I can provide
> it if necessary.
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
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