Spring authentication with Wicket authorization
So far we have seen various options to use Spring Security outside the Wicket application. We shall now see how we can create a security form in the wicket framework and use it with the Spring framework with two different roles. The recipe also demonstrates how we can use Spring beans in the Wicket application.
Getting ready
Create a Maven Wicket project:
spring-security-wicket.Update the
pom.xmlfile with Spring dependency.Create an
applicationContext.xmlfile. It's mandatory to name it asapplicationContextor else we will get error messages in the console.Add a
spring-wicket-securitydependency.Edit the
web.xmlwith Spring listeners.Create
EditorPage.htmlandAuthorPage.htmland correspondingEditorPage.javaandAuthorPage.javarespectively. The author page and the editor page are similar pages but invoked based on roles.Create a
HomePage.javaandHomePage.html.Create
SignInPage.htmlandSignInPage.java.Subclass the
AuthenticatedWebSession...
