aum strut wrote:
Our requirement is to use good authentication framework for our application
and as per the initial application draft we are not going to use spring in
our application.
as we have found that Spring Security is quite a matured framework so we are
just investigating the option, if we can use it without using spring at all,
but as suggested if we can use it by including only some libraries than this
is not a bad choice at all.
I'm pretty sure that Spring Security requires the use of Spring--I'm not
sure how this fact can escape you. Here's the first sentence of the
first paragraph on the Spring Security site:
"Spring Security is one of the most mature and widely used Spring projects."
Just because Spring isn't being used by anything *else* in your app
doesn't mean it doesn't use Spring.
(It's difficult for me to understand why you'd not want to use Spring
anywhere else in the app, unless you're using another IoC/DI solution.)
Dave
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