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You could put an interceptor on your services if you wish.
Is it possible to put an interceptor on every service by default?
where i can find an example of security interceptor?
i'm ALSO looking for a Searchable Security:
for example:
for the current user i have to find what special offers can buy....
and again.... the classic Access Control List have read - write - delete
or
admin properties.... i'd like to extend it... for example a special offer
is avaible from date to date... or by special code...
Finally if a user can't access to some page or some function i'd like
to hide the corresponding link...
i thougth that i can do a "border" component to encapsulate this kind
of security
in this case i have to import in all my pages this component....
it's possible to do the same as jsp: (taken from tomcat 5.5 examples)
JSP 2.0 Examples - JSP Configuration
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Using a <jsp-property-group> element in the web.xml deployment
descriptor, this JSP page has been configured in the following ways:
* Uses <include-prelude> to include the top banner.
* Uses <include-coda> to include the bottom banner.
* Uses <scripting-invalid> true to disable <% scripting %> elements
* Uses <el-ignored> true to disable ${EL} elements
* Uses <page-encoding> ISO-8859-1 to set the page encoding
(though this is the default anyway)
There are various other configuration options that can be used.
I'm going to use all of this in a project surely based on EJB3 on
JBoss 4.. .i hope to use both tapestry & hivemind....
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