Chapter 5. Spring Security
In the previous chapter, you learned about ORM and understood the various properties of Hibernate. We also learned how to use HQL and HCQL to query persistent objects.
In this chapter, we will first try to understand what Spring Security is. Then, we will look into the dependencies needed for Spring Security. We will take a look at authentication and authorization in Spring Security. Next, we will do a quick review of the Servlet filter in web application and also understand how Spring Security is dependent on this filter mechanism. We will discuss how to secure web applications using filters along with the Spring interceptor and filter concepts in Spring Security. Then, we will see the two important aspects of Spring ...
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