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1. Spring/Acegi security for REST Webservices in WebApplication? stackoverflow.com

Our current app is a standard spring 2.5 application with Form Based Authentication using Acegi. However, we need to expose some REST Service for 3rd party application and we are trying ...

2. Spring Security based authentication for a REST service stackoverflow.com

I'm in the process of implementing a REST service with Spring MVC and Spring Security (both 3.0.5). I'm using the security namespace not defining the Spring beans by hand. I'm having ...

3. What is best approach to implement custom token security mechanism for rest services? forum.springsource.org

Hi, I am wondering whether any article or document exists to show how we can use spring and spring security to implement a custom token based authentication/ access control for some ...

4. REST Services and security forum.springsource.org

REST Services and security I am building an application and want to have different type of clients (website, iPhone app, Android app) eventually, so they all will be calling REST services ...

5. Not able to access REST web services forum.springsource.org

Sep 21st, 2011, 02:49 PM #1 nepalibabu View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Feb 2008 Posts 17 Not able to access REST web services I am ...

6. How do I add authentication in REST WEBSERVICE forum.springsource.org

Hi Guys, I created a REST webservice. Can anyone guide me or direct me to a resource so I can secure the webservice. The way I want it to happen is ...

7. Combining form-based authentication and REST web services forum.springsource.org

Combining form-based authentication and REST web services I have a site that uses form-based authentication for login. There are also many RESTful web services available for logged-in users. What is the ...

8. Spring REST services and pre authentication forum.springsource.org

Spring REST services and pre authentication Hi everyone, I've got a question, similar to this one in some points, but not all, so here is it : - let's consider a ...