Spring MVC part II : @RequestMapping internals
This post follows upon the Spring MVC part I : Request Handling topic. In this post we discuss in details how Spring handles the @RequestMapping annotation set on handler methods.
Spring MVC part I: Request Handling
Recently I changed my view technology from JSF to Spring MVC. I used the latest release (3.1.RELEASE) of the framework and there are some significant changes compared to the older 2.5.x versions
Spring Security part V : Security tags
Today we discuss about the security tags provided with Spring Security package. These tags allow you to customize your web pages to include/exclude elements based on user roles and credentials
Spring Security part IV : ExceptionTranslationFilter & FilterSecurityInterceptor
In this post we’ll examine in depth the ExceptionTranslationFilter and FilterSecurityInterceptor filters
Spring Security part III : AuthenticationProcessingFilter & AnonymousFilter
In this post we’ll examine in depth the AuthenticationProcessingFilter & AnonymousFilter
Spring Security part II : SecurityContextPersistentFilter & LogoutFilter
In this post we’ll dig into the details of SecurityContextPersistentFilter & LogoutFilter configuration.
Spring Security part I : Configuration & Security Chain
In this series of articles we’ll dig into the Spring Security framework. Spring Security can be considered as a flexible and portable security manager. It is a real alternative to built-in security manager available on many application servers. All transversal…
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JPA/Hibernate Conversational States Caveats
This article follow on from JPA/Hibernate Global Conversation and JPA/Hibernate Tempoorary Conversations. We discuss here about the commons issues encountered when using the conversational states design.
JPA/Hibernate Temporary Conversations with Spring AOP
Today we discuss about temporary conversations in JPA, their usage, all usage warnings and a sample implementation using Spring AOP This article follows upon a previous one about global long conversation : JPA/Hibernate Long session
Advanced AspectJ part V : integration with Spring
In this article we’ll see how to integrate your own aspects with Spring. First we focus on load-time weaving using Spring’s dedicated AspectJ agents. Then we’ll see how to let Spring inject beans into your aspects