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Quurks
Quurks

Reputation: 53

Securing Tapestry eventhandlers with Annotations

How may I secure single eventhandlers by annotations? I know how to secure Complete pages, but i have no idea how to check before invocation if a a method has an annotation.

Is this possible?

I dont want to use Spring-security

Thanks

Upvotes: 2

Views: 197

Answers (2)

frafac
frafac

Reputation: 71

ChenillKit access is a nice module. There is also the tapestry-security module based on the security framework Apache Shiro which provides annotation like 

@RequiresPermissions("news:delete")
  public void onActionFromDeleteNews(EventContext eventContext) {
     ...
  }

Upvotes: 3

joostschouten
joostschouten

Reputation: 3893

With the Chenillekit access module you can use the @Restricted annotation on an Event method as well like so:

@Restricted(role = YOUR_ROLE_CONSTANT)
@OnEvent(value="eventName")
private Object handleEvent() throws Exception {
    ... your event code ....
}

Upvotes: 1

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