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quartz-manager-ui takes me to login page without 'security layer' #41
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p.s. For what it's worth, I wanted to mention that I like the concept of what this project is doing. Don't take my bug report or other comments as "negative"... just trying to make it better via the feedback process of using it for a real world project. |
Hi @rwellman-ats, let me check. I will reply tomorrow.
Yes, I'm going to open another issue
I really appreciate your bug reports. I believe into the feedback culture. This needs to improve this project. |
I've tried with https://github.com/fabioformosa/quartz-manager-demo, commenting in the
And accessing to Perhaps in your project you have spring security enabled, maybe? in that case, your custom security rules are applied to the quartz-manager-ui as well. |
Well, I do not think it's "enabled". My base application is just a generic Quartz demo downloaded from the Baeldung web site/git repo (https://www.baeldung.com/) that uses Spring Boot / WebMVC. I have included my entire POM below, followed by my application .properties where you will see I even tried to disable the login form. For what it's worth, the dependency hierarchy is only showing your JARs as dependent on the security api: I probably don't have a lot of time until later this week to dig deeper. I will probably post the complete project to my github account where you can access it - it's really a very simple proof of concept app.
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Hi @rwellman-ats , |
Note: This may be another issue for me to raise separately, but my app already has AutoWiringSpringBeanJobFactory,
scheduler, jobDetail, etc. in my existing @configuration (as well as existing Quartz jobs).
In order to integrate your API/.jars, I had to duplicate some of your SchedulerConfig beans
in my @configuration. I'm still a bit new to the Quartz API but I'm thinking most people will
have the same situation as me so you probably need to devise a way to "integrate" with
existing application context definitions.
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