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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
Chapter 7
Spring Security ACL
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Section 1
Introduction to Domain Object Security and ACL
Introduce the concepts of Access Control Lists, why ACL is necessary for nontrivial scenarios, how it differs from the standard authorization, and what kind of support Spring Security has for ACL. - Introduce the concepts of Domain Level Security and the solution to the problem, Access Control Lists - Discuss the details of ACL, the main artifacts - Show how the main artifacts interact with each other to form the granular security mechanism that is ACL
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