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September | 2009 | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. Archive for September, 2009. Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 3. Tags: acegi security plugin. Before continuing with this article as I will only mention major differences between the configuration of his plugin version and mine. One difference in my version is the possibility of applying ACLs to method parameters. For this to work custom voters have to be defined. A custom definition for the example of Stephan’s blog post looks as follows:. I added com...
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Image Site Project Blog. The PhotoController does now accept multiple file uploads. Currently there is no validation on type/size but this will be done in the next step. The upload script has been “highjacked” and altered (see the comments in the source) to fit our needs. Files can be selected by one file chooser and will be displayed to be deleted from the upload list if desired. Since all of this is currently not included in our security framework the next step would be to bring this together. Integrat...
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Image Site Project Blog | Just another WordPress.com weblog | Page 2
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Image Site Project Blog. This is our project blog about the ImageSite student project hosted at http:/ imagesite.sourceforge.net/. We are a student project at the University of Bamberg in Franconia, Bavaria, Germany. The goal of the ImageSite student project is providing a software for an image sharing site. The site itself is to be based on Grails. And associated JAVA technologies. Our members will post their experiences to this blog. What has changed, what were the interesting points in the changes?
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File Upload (http) | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. The PhotoController does now accept multiple file uploads. Currently there is no validation on type/size but this will be done in the next step. The upload script has been “highjacked” and altered (see the comments in the source) to fit our needs. Files can be selected by one file chooser and will be displayed to be deleted from the upload list if desired. Since all of this is currently not included in our security framework the next step would be to bring this together.
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Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 3 | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 3. Tags: acegi security plugin. Before continuing with this article as I will only mention major differences between the configuration of his plugin version and mine. One difference in my version is the possibility of applying ACLs to method parameters. For this to work custom voters have to be defined. A custom definition for the example of Stephan’s blog post looks as follows:. I added comments in the corresponding li...
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Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 2 | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 2. Tags: acegi security plugin. ACL method invocation security. Let us begin with a description of the ACL method invocation security. The biggest challenge was to provide a solution for user based creation of custom voters. These voters are needed if you want to check method parameters with ACLs. An example method for this may look as follows:. Def delete(Image image) { / do stuff }. In this case the. An access decisio...
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Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 1 | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. Integration of Spring Security into Grails – plugin approach 1. Tags: acegi security plugin. This blog post describes problems and challenges when porting Stephan February’s. Solution from acegi security and acegiSecurityPlugin 0.3 to acegiSecurityPlugin 0.5.1 and Spring Security 2.0.5. Apart from these issues I learned to work with the Grails plugin and the Spring Security API and digged deeper into interceptor technology, expando meta classes, the Grails Bean Builder DSL. Integ...
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File Upload Client | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. The first draft of the upload client is done for now. It uses the PhotoController exposed as webservice vie xfire. For now, there is no REST employed – so it’s old-fashioned SOAP. This can be changed any time i suppose. The client is still very prototypish, especially since the gui has been created with a gui builder – it is not quite MVC-like. Another important thing is the. The important parameters for the application are to be set up in the. Feed for this Entry. Integration of...
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Integration of Spring Security into Grails – Spring approach | Image Site Project Blog
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Image Site Project Blog. Integration of Spring Security into Grails – Spring approach. As we planned to use MySQL as our datasource several changes had to be done to the default configuration. First I needed to provide a different database schema which luckily could be found on Jim Bernatowicz’ Website. Apart from this the. Of Spring’s JdbcMutableAclService had to be adapted like this to support MySQL:. Another problem I faced was that. Worked perfectly. As we did not need. Apart from these issues this s...
