Are there any built-in functions in GWT for user authorization? Or do you have to do everything yourself?
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Everything is pretty simple done with Spring Security .
At a minimum:
- Make JSP with login form
- Literally a dozen lines, configure the xml-config with one of the standard account providers (file, JDBC), which covers unauthorized access to the GWT-module and services.
- Is it necessary to make the structure of the project maven? - Ildar
- No, absolutely not necessary. - Nofate ♦
- The vast majority of documentation and examples are written for maven. I did not find a single example describing this process from beginning to end. We have a gwt application on eclipse. I didn't work with spring before. How can I screw in the authorization (registration and login page), can anyone tell? - Ildar
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