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thaher majeed
thaher majeed

Reputation: 74

What is the difference between @EnableWebSecurity and @EnableWebFluxSecurity?

What is the difference between @EnableWebSecurity and @EnableWebFluxSecurity from the context of security?

I am trying to use a Spring Cloud Gateway which supports few reactive Micro-services in the downstream. And few normal web services as well. And wanted to user @EnableWebSecuirty in the API Gateway. So will that work with reactive Services as well?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 4955

Answers (1)

Stuck
Stuck

Reputation: 12292

They both have same security semantics, but @EnableWebSecurity is used in a MVC stack whereas @EnableWebFluxSecurity is used in the reactive stack (enabling Spring Security WebFlux).

Upvotes: 4

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