In a Spring security 3.2 based application I have been clearly configured Username Password Confirmation Filter , For which reference is needed sessionAuthenticationStrategy ( .onAuthentication to call in order. *
sessionAuthenticationStrategy default > & lt; Security: http & gt; ( HttpSecurityBeanDefinitionParser ).
My question: How can I get a reference for SessionAuthenticationStrategy complete is without configuring SessionAuthenticationStrategy explicite, so that I inject this Can reference in XML configuration?
& lt; Security: http auto-mechanism = "false" use-expression = "true" entry-point-riff = "login url authentication enterpoint" access-decision -manager- ref = "httpAccessDecisionManager" & gt; ... & lt; Security: custom-filter ref = "user name password authentication filter" status = "FORM_LOGIN_FILTER" /> ... & lt; / Security: http & gt; ... & lt; Bean id = "User name password authentication filter" class = "o.s.scurity.web.authentication.UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter" & gt; & Lt; Property Name = "sessionAuthenticationStrategy" ref = "????" & Gt; & Lt ;! - ?? - & gt; ... & lt; / Bean & gt;
* My real Username Password AuthorAuthenticationFilter is a customized subclass, but it should not make any difference to this question
<
Code>) is the class responsible for parsing to create
security: http tag and
sessionAuthenticationStrategy bean.
So I know Spring Protection 3.2. 5. Create RELEASE (in my configuration) A Composite session uses Autonautication Strategy as the Same and Session Strategy This bean default name will be found: org.springframework.security.web.authentication .session.CompositeSessionAuthenticationStrategy # 0
So my current workaround is a reference to this bean, by its name:
& lt; Beam id = "usernamename password authentication filter" class = "osscurity.web.authentication.UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter" & gt; & Lt; Property Name = "sessionAuthenticationStrategy" & gt; & Lt; Ref bean = "org.springframework.security.web.authentication.session.Composite session authorization # 0" />> & lt; / Property & gt; ... & lt; / Bean & gt;
There are some serious limitations in this solution:
- When a new version of spring protection work (making another bean) fails in another way
# 0 - When any other
holistic processing authority that code is created with ReaderContext.generateBeanName , then # 0 may be # 1 (depending on the order in which the beans are made)
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