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There are times that users cannot add annotations to objects or APIs that they want to secure. For example, consider if an team external provides a PersonService and team internal wants to add security to it. At the moment, the security must be done by adding intercept-methods style configuration.
A similar situation occurs when using Collections of objects. In this case, Spring Security provides custom Filtering. This could potentially be used to replace the @PreFilter and @PostFilter support.
I think that these situations are very similar and can be combined into an approach similar to Jackson's MixIn Approach.
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There are times that users cannot add annotations to objects or APIs that they want to secure. For example, consider if an team external provides a
PersonService
and team internal wants to add security to it. At the moment, the security must be done by adding intercept-methods style configuration.A similar situation occurs when using Collections of objects. In this case, Spring Security provides custom Filtering. This could potentially be used to replace the
@PreFilter
and@PostFilter
support.I think that these situations are very similar and can be combined into an approach similar to Jackson's MixIn Approach.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: