Securing Spring Web Flow 13 June 2007
Posted by Marten Deinum in Java, Spring Security, Spring Web Flow.Tags: acegi, security, Spring, web flow
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Well that is the title of the presentation I just gave at the NL-JUG 2007 conference. The presentation was about the Spring Web Flow solution we created to secure flows. The presentation can be found and the conference website. The code is available in the JIRA under issue SWF-93 but for your convenience also available for download (press the link on the bottom of this post).
The presentation went well, there were some nice questions and a little bit of discussion. So my conclusion was that it was a nice presentation. I will blog about using this security solutions shortly. However for now I have a conference to attend.
Using multiple validators in Controllers and FormAction 13 December 2006
Posted by Marten Deinum in Java, Spring.Tags: Java, Spring, spring mvc, web flow
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On a job I did recently we did a lot of refactoring the old (web) application, they used an abundance of (Web) Frameworks, we reduced it to 1 (well actually 2 if you count Spring Web Flow 
).
They already had a lot of Controllers and Validators build and also somewhere some custom validation logic in the desired classes. One thing I noticed is that they had a few command objects which had an emailaddress or telephone number. For each of those objects they also wrote a suitable Validator. Copying and pasting all the logic concering emailaddress validation each time, or even worse reinvented the logic.
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