RE: jsecurity VS acegi

Joni,
 
In JSecurity you can define all your filters on a role basis.  If you have planned ahead there would be no need to re-code for each new user, jsut assign them to a certain role.  That said having played with both I personally currently favour Acegi as I like the requestMapping style of securing things.
 
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From: Jon.S [mailto:bulkmailme@...]
Sent: Fri 16/05/2008 13:47
To: user@...
Subject: Re: [grails-user] jsecurity VS acegi




Hi Peter,

In sample tutorial
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GRAILS/AcegiSecurity+Plugin+-+Basic+Tutorial
you end up with user/role management where you can create new user, role and
define url you can(n't) access.

From what I gather in jsecurity tutorial I need to define security filter to
specify each user priveleges.

It will be quite troublesome for me to add new user(or role) in jsecurity
because I need to recode the security filter.  I rather let my user doing
this themselves.

I think I plan to make my own taglib to do something similar to jsecurity's
taglib(hasRole).


Best Regards,

Joni
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