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d-man
d-man

Reputation: 58083

Java Spring - Annotation param as a property value

Java - Spring Annotation param from property value

Following is my @Secured annotation i want to define string "USER_ABC" in .properties file and use it over here like @Secured({myProp}) but it gives me error

@Value('${my.property}') private string myProp;

   @Secured({myProp,"ADMIN_123"})
    public void mySecureMethod(){
    }

instead of 

@Secured({"USER_ABC","ADMIN_123"})
public void mySecureMethod(){
}

any solution appreciated in advance.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 616

Answers (1)

JamesENL
JamesENL

Reputation: 6540

While you can't use @Secured because as Edwin points out, it can't handle constant expressions, you can use the @PreAuthorize annotation which will evaluate an SPEL expression.

Just be aware that @PreAuthorize works slightly differently in terms of the Spring Security Filter chain and when it gets invoked.

There is a very good question that should probably be your first port of call here. If there is some reason why you can't use @PreAuthorize, let me know.

Upvotes: 1

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