Spring Security support

[cemo]

Would you consider to add support Spring Security as well? What I have done before is stripping necessary components from spring-webflow and put inside our project. Using directly spring-webflow is bringing other dependencies that is why we are not using directly using them.

Here is the relevant part of it:

https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-webflow/tree/ae25f24443a1756b1149a95200bbe9f04a24f911/spring-faces/src/main/java/org/springframework/faces/security

[persapiens]

@cemo , I think jsf facelets spring security library is exactly what you're looking for. It does not uses spring-webflow.
However, it was deployed at google code and it is not able to download anymore :(
I will contact dominik (library author) to know if he could deploy to maven central.

[persapiens]

@cemo what do you think about fork specific spring security facelets spring-webflow classes into these project? Create a separate project could be better approach?

[cemo]

Spring Team expects a contribution from community to support JSF. Almost all issues related to JSF has been marked as contributions welcome in JIRA.

I think that this project would be the correct place to gather community efforts.

So +1 to bring these classes into this project.

[persapiens]

Thank you for you comments @cemo. Let's do our best to improve JSF and Spring Boot ecosystem!

@domdorn answered me. His spring security facelets taglib is at github. He'll push maven central soon.

I'm a happy spring taglib-jsf20-spring-3 library user with jsf 2.2, spring 4.2 and springsecurity 4.2 versions.

The main advantage of spring security facelets taglib library over spring-webflow is that it is dedicated to solve jsf facelets and spring security integration. The facelets tags are equivalent. Maybe including all spring-webflow stuff is not a good solution at this moment.

[persapiens]

@cemo , I've just pushed initial implementation of Spring Security Facelets Taglib support at JSF Spring Boot Starter integration submodule. (branch security)

It is a mixed solution from spring webflow and from @domdorn.

Added springsecuritytaglib.xml including authorize, authenticated and anonymous tags and areAllGranted, areAnyGranted, areNotGranted, isAllowed, isAuthenticated and isAnonymous functions.

JSF Spring Boot Starter included org.springframework.boot:spring-security-taglibs dependency. Client application has to include org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-security dependency.

[nyilmaz]

Great!! I'll give a try asap.

[persapiens]

I've just pushed some changes related to reorganize classnames and introduced FullyAuthorized tag.

I look forward your accurate comments @nyilmaz

[nyilmaz]

I have successfully applied your snapshot version in which you did add taglibs. No problems so far. I also added a sample (in fact rearranged your example project). You can check it out @ nyilmaz/jsf-spring-boot-starter-example@6195ad2

[persapiens]

Thanks a lot. I'll release it today. I'll rearrange example project with your code too.

[persapiens]

Implemented in #53