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Spring Security [Video]

By : EUGEN PARASCHIV
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Spring Security [Video]

By: EUGEN PARASCHIV

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Spring Security [Video]
EUGEN PARASCHIV
Aug, 2013 | 2 hours 10 minutes
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Table of Contents (7 chapters)
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1
Spring Security Setup
The Spring Security Setup and Form-based Authentication
Authentication – Log in and Log Out
Authorization – URL
Authorization – Security Expressions
Authorization – in Page
2
Registration
The Registration Process with an In-memory Authentication Provider
The Registration Process with a JDBC-backed Authentication Provider
The Registration and Authentication Process with JPA
3
The Remember Me Authentication
The Remember Me Mechanism with a Cookie - The Basic Setup
The Remember Me Mechanism with a Cookie - Advanced Analysis
The Remember Me Mechanism with Persistence
The Remember Me Mechanism with More Advanced Scenarios
4
Spring Security with LDAP
Authentication with LDAP
Authorization with LDAP
Authentication and Authorization with an External LDAP Server
5
Authorization with Spring Expressions
Authorization With Expressions - URL
Authorization With Expressions - in Page
Authorization With Expressions - on Methods
6
REST Authentication and Authorization
The REST Service and Its Setup
REST with Basic Authentication
REST with Digest Authentication
7
Spring Security ACL
Introduction to Domain Object Security and ACL
The ACL Data Structure
The ACL Setup and Configuration with Spring Security
Advanced ACL
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Spring Security Setup
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Section 4
Authorization – Security Expressions
Set up security expressions in the configuration, secure the pages with these expressions, and form better expressions by combining primitive expressions with operators. - Enable security expressions in the configuration. - Show how to secure an entire page using a Security Expression - Show how to concatenate multiple security expressions to form more complex expressions.
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