Hi

[arvind-das]

Hi, I was following your code to implement spring security.Currently in a very odd situation, spring-boot-starter-security is not getting installed and I can not see in my external libs, not sure what is the issue. Though it is not related to this project but in a problem, any gusses what could be a problem ?

[asoftwareguy]

Did you ensure you did 'refresh-dependencies' after you added to the build configuration?

[gklinkmann]

Hi, why you don't use Spring Security Core Plugin version 3.0.0.M1? https://grails-plugins.github.io/grails-spring-security-core/

[asoftwareguy]

@gklinkmann I created the demo prior to the Spring Security Core Plugin being ported to Grails 3.x. I should probably update the demo to use it, but it also showcases that you can just use Spring directly without any need for a plugin. The plugin simplifies the configuration and usage, and aligns with what was being done in Grails 2.x, but it not required in order to use Spring Security.

[arvind-das]

Actually that is soemthing that needs to be fixed @asoftwareguy . I have multiple projects and dependencies resolved from one project are not reflecting in other ones for some case. I cleared cache and .gradle. Ran it again and it worked.

[gklinkmann]

thanks. I found another project ( https://github.com/rmondejar/grails3-library-example) , that implemented these plugin.

The main steps are:

• build.gradle

  compile 'org.grails.plugins:spring-security-core:3.0.0.M1'

• add domains, controller and views for auth, user and login

• conf/application.yml

---

grails:

plugin:

    springsecurity:

        userLookup:

            userDomainClassName: 'auth.User'

            authorityJoinClassName: 'auth.UserRole'

        authority:

            className: 'auth.Role'

        controllerAnnotations:

            staticRules:

                '/error':           ['permitAll']

                '/assets/**':       ['permitAll']

                '/**/js/**':        ['permitAll']

                '/**/css/**':       ['permitAll']

                '/**/images/**':    ['permitAll']

                '/**/favicon.ico':  ['permitAll']

                '/auth/**':       ['permitAll']

                '/user/**': ["hasAnyRole('ROLE_ADMIN')"]

                '/**': ["hasAnyRole('ROLE_USER, ROLE_ADMIN')"]

• bootstrapping user and roles

2015-10-22 14:37 GMT+02:00 Eric Kelm [email protected]:

@gklinkmann https://github.com/gklinkmann I created the demo prior to the Spring Security Core Plugin being ported to Grails 3.x. I should probably update the demo to use it, but it also showcases that you can just use Spring directly without any need for a plugin. The plugin simplifies the configuration and usage, and aligns with what was being done in Grails 2.x, but it not required in order to use Spring Security.

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