There is some chaotic code which is available in the SVN repo here: http://atlas.wfrag.org/svn/trunk/atlas-security/
It adds support for @Secured for the pages and components. However, it does not work for listener methods since I didn't found a way to extend method with "around" code (which is executed at the beginning and at the end.). Only "after" was available (ClassTransformation#extendMethod). Daniel Jue wrote: > Good to know. I have Acegi kind of working using Spring IoC. Didn't > think I could use Tapestry's IoC for it. If you have any sample code > WRT this, it would be nice to see! > > Daniel > > On 6/26/07, Ivan Dubrov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Joshua Jackson wrote: >> > - Built in security or user authentication and authorization. I must >> > admit that using Acegi for the security is just unnecessary because I >> > will need Spring just to get Acegi running. And I will have 2 IoC >> > container in my apps. I think T5 IoC already have the features (like >> > the decorator) to make security feature made available. >> In fact, you do not need Spring IoC to get Acegi running (you can >> configure Acegi beans using Tapestry IoC). However, Acegi requires a >> number of utility classes from Spring, so there will be about 1Mb or so >> of Spring dependencies. >> >> -- >> WBR, >> Ivan S. Dubrov >> >> >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- WBR, Ivan S. Dubrov
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