Maybe have a look at the ACEGI docs on ACL annotations if you want
method level access control, to allow distinguishing between REST CRUD
operations.
(Ideally from a pure engineering viewpoint one would extend ACEGIs ACL
syntax to support REST directly, but this is obviously more effort :-)
).
If you don't care about CRUD specific ACL (write Vs read ops)
then standard ACEGI ACL will allow you to protect HTTP URL patterns as
per any typical ACEGI demo.
You wouldn't need any annotations in this case.
Additionally you optionally could also have an interceptor to query the
acegi Authenticated credentials, for any fancy ACL, but most likely the
annotation support is what you are looking for.
Cheers,
Donal
-----Original Message-----
From: John-M Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 June 2008 16:25
To: [email protected]
Subject: CXF and Acegisecurity
Are there any docs specifically on implementing CXF REST With
Acegisecurity? Google didnt return anything obvious.. A simple example
showing how to secure a couple methods would be handy.
Thanks,
John Baker
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