List of usage examples for org.springframework.security.access.vote RoleVoter subclass-usage
From source file org.encuestame.core.security.EnMeRoleVoter.java
/**
* Encuestame Role Voter for Spring Security.
* @author Picado, Juan juanATencuestame.org
* @since 08/05/2009 13:17:14
* @version $Id$
*/
From source file org.encuestame.core.security.web.EnMeRoleVoter.java
/**
* Encuestame Role Voter for Spring Security.
* @author Picado, Juan juanATencuestame.org
* @since 08/05/2009 13:17:14
* @version $Id$
*/
From source file ro.cs.cm.web.security.CMRoleVoter.java
/**
* Votes if any {@link ConfigAttribute#getAttribute()} starts with a prefix
* indicating that it is a role. The default prefix string is <Code>ROLE_</code>,
* but this may be overridden to any value. It may also be set to empty, which
* means that essentially any attribute will be voted on. As described further
* below, the effect of an empty prefix may not be quite desirable.
From source file ro.cs.om.web.security.OMRoleVoter.java
/**
* Votes if any {@link ConfigAttribute#getAttribute()} starts with a prefix
* indicating that it is a role. The default prefix string is <Code>ROLE_</code>,
* but this may be overridden to any value. It may also be set to empty, which
* means that essentially any attribute will be voted on. As described further
* below, the effect of an empty prefix may not be quite desirable.
From source file ro.cs.logaudit.web.security.AuditRoleVoter.java
/**
* Votes if any {@link ConfigAttribute#getAttribute()} starts with a prefix
* indicating that it is a role. The default prefix string is <Code>ROLE_</code>
* , but this may be overridden to any value. It may also be set to empty, which
* means that essentially any attribute will be voted on. As described further
* below, the effect of an empty prefix may not be quite desirable.
From source file ro.cs.ts.web.security.TSRoleVoter.java
/**
* Votes if any {@link ConfigAttribute#getAttribute()} starts with a prefix
* indicating that it is a role. The default prefix string is <Code>ROLE_</code>,
* but this may be overridden to any value. It may also be set to empty, which
* means that essentially any attribute will be voted on. As described further
* below, the effect of an empty prefix may not be quite desirable.
From source file com.qpark.eip.core.spring.security.EipRoleVoter.java
/** * Checks if the limit of calls of the user is reached or not. * * @author bhausen */ public class EipRoleVoter extends RoleVoter {