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Polish #18

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@@ -97,10 +97,10 @@ include::complete/src/main/java/hello/WebSecurityConfig.java[]

The `@EnableWebSecurity` turns on a variety of beans needed to use Spring Security.

You also need an LDAP server. Spring Security's LDAP module includes an embedded server written in pure Java, which is being used for this guide. The `ldapAuthentication()` method configures things where the username at the login form is plugged into `{0}` such that it searches `uid={0},ou=people,dc=springframework,dc=org` in the LDAP server.
You also need an LDAP server. Spring Boot's provides autoconfiguration for an embedded server written in pure Java, which is being used for this guide. The `ldapAuthentication()` method configures things where the username at the login form is plugged into `{0}` such that it searches `uid={0},ou=people,dc=springframework,dc=org` in the LDAP server. Also, the `passwordCompare()` method configures the encoder and the name of the password's attribute.
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You can just say "Spring Boot provides"

@gregturn gregturn merged commit 4d65099 into spring-guides:master Feb 3, 2017
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