jsf 2.0 and spring security 3

[ramo.karahasan]

Hi,

since i'm using spring-security 3 in my applicatin for authentication, i can't use any jsf annotated jsf beans anymore. does anyone know why? i thought jsf is using his own EL -resolver.... but it seems that there are some problem. what do i have to configure, so that my primefaces components get the right values from my beans....


Greetings,
Ramo

[ramo.karahasan]

Hi,

okay i solved this Spring issue with defining a spring-config.xml file, where i defined, from which path to Spring should scan my classes for annotations, but i get another problem, while trying to define my own Validator with @FacesConfig.

My class starts with:

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@FacesValidator(value=EmailValidation.VALIDATOR_ID)
public class EmailValidation implements Validator, Serializable {

	public static final String VALIDATOR_ID = "com.globit.icoport.Email";
	private Pattern pattern;
	private Matcher matcher;

This validator isn't recognized... maybe the EL Resolver from spring can't validate it. I thought, that on a negative resolution from the spring EL, it will pass the "Annotation" to the JSF EL Resolver, but this seems not to work...

Any ideas?


Greetings,
Ramo

[brunoaranda]

If you are using MyFaces, set this context parameter in the web.xml:

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<context-param>
        <param-name>org.apache.myfaces.annotation.SCAN_PACKAGES</param-name>
        <param-value>com.yourdomain.yourapp</param-value>
    </context-param>

It will look for the JSF 2 annotations.

Cheers!

[ramo.karahasan]

Hi,

i'm using the default Mojarre JSF 2 Annotations and Primefaces. Any idea, what i should set instead of your proposal?

Cheerio,
Ramo

[brunoaranda]

Unfortunately, I don't know how to do it in Mojarra. Maybe there is something similar to the MyFaces implementation?

[ramo.karahasan]

Hi,

thank you for the hint. I'll do a search for it later on and give an answer if i found a solution.

Cheerio,
Ramo