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Add a <secured/> element for defining security attributes at flow, state, and transition level

Created: 27/Feb/08 05:59 PM Updated: 29/Feb/08 05:02 PM Resolved: 29/Feb/08 05:02 PM

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Integration: Security

Affects Version/s:

2.0 M3

Fix Version/s:

2.0 M4

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Add a <secured/> element for defining security attributes at flow, state, and transition level

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Keith Donald added a comment - 29/Feb/08 09:46 AM

Add <secured/> for flow, transition, and each state type.

Example:

<secured attributes="USER, SUPERVISOR"/>
<secured attributes="USER, SUPERVISOR" comparsion-type="all"/>
<secured attributes="USER, SUPERVISOR" comparision-type="any"/>

Update spring-webflow-2.0.xsd
Update XmlFlowBuilder

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Scott Andrews added a comment - 29/Feb/08 05:02 PM

Added support for element to schema and xml flow builder. Element is parsed into org.springframework.webflow.security.SecurityRule and added as attribute 'secured'. Supported at flow, state and trasition levels.

<secured authorities="USER, SUPERVISOR"/>
<secured authorities="USER, SUPERVISOR" match="all"/>
<secured authorities="USER, SUPERVISOR" match="any"/>