Use
Jsr250AuthorizationManager
instead
Use AuthorizationManagerBeforeMethodInterceptor.jsr250() instead
Use
Jsr250AuthorizationManager
instead
Use
AuthorizationManagerBeforeMethodInterceptor.secured()
Authorization events have moved. Consider
AuthorizationGrantedEvent and
AuthorizationDeniedEvent
Authentication is now separated from authorization. Consider
AbstractAuthenticationFailureEvent
instead.
Use
AuthorizationDeniedEvent
instead
Use
AuthorizationGrantedEvent
instead
Logging is now embedded in Spring Security components. If you need further
logging, please consider using your own ApplicationListener
Use AuthorizationManager
interceptors instead
Use
AuthorizationManagerAfterMethodInterceptor
instead
Use
AuthorizationManagerAfterMethodInterceptor
instead
Use
AuthorizationFilter instead
for filter security,
AuthorizationChannelInterceptor
for messaging security, or
AuthorizationManagerBeforeMethodInterceptor
and
AuthorizationManagerAfterMethodInterceptor
for method security.
Use delegation with AuthorizationManager
Please use
AuthorizationManagerBeforeMethodInterceptor
and
AuthorizationManagerAfterMethodInterceptor
instead
Use
org.springframework.security.config.annotation.method.configuration.EnableMethodSecurity
or publish interceptors directly
This class will be removed from the public API. Please either use
`spring-security-aspects`, Spring Security's method security support or create your own
class that uses Spring AOP annotations.
This class will be removed from the public API. See
`JoinPointMethodInvocation` in `spring-security-aspects` for its replacement
Use delegation with AuthorizationManager
Use AuthorizationManager
instead
Authentication is now separated from authorization in Spring Security. This
class is only used by now-deprecated components. There is not yet an equivalent
replacement in Spring Security.
Authentication is now separated from authorization in Spring Security. This
class is only used by now-deprecated components. There is not yet an equivalent
replacement in Spring Security.
Authentication is now separated from authorization in Spring Security. This
class is only used by now-deprecated components. There is not yet an equivalent
replacement in Spring Security.
Use the use-authorization-manager attribute for
<method-security> and <intercept-methods> instead or use
annotation-based or AuthorizationManager-based authorization
Use the use-authorization-manager attribute for
<method-security> and <intercept-methods> instead or use
annotation-based or AuthorizationManager-based authorization
Use the use-authorization-manager attribute for
<method-security> and <intercept-methods> instead or use
annotation-based or AuthorizationManager-based authorization
Use the use-authorization-manager attribute for
<method-security> and <intercept-methods> instead or use
annotation-based or AuthorizationManager-based authorization
Use
AuthorizationManagerAfterMethodInterceptor
instead
Use
AuthorizationManagerBeforeMethodInterceptor
instead
Use
AuthorizationManagerBeforeReactiveMethodInterceptor
or
AuthorizationManagerAfterReactiveMethodInterceptor
Use
PreAuthorizeAuthorizationManager
and
PostAuthorizeAuthorizationManager
instead
In modern Spring Security APIs, each API manages its own configuration
context. As such there is no direct replacement for this interface. In the case of
method security, please see SecurityAnnotationScanner and
AuthorizationManager. In the case of channel security, please see
HttpsRedirectFilter. In the case of web security, please see
AuthorizationManager.
Use AuthorizationManager instead
Now used by only-deprecated classes. Generally speaking, in-memory ACL is
no longer advised, so no replacement is planned at this point.
Use AuthorizationManager instead
Use
AuthorityAuthorizationManager
instead
Use AuthorizationManager instead
Use
AuthorityAuthorizationManager.setRoleHierarchy(RoleHierarchy)
instead
Use
AuthorityAuthorizationManager
instead
Use AuthorizationManager instead
please use AclPermissionEvaluator instead. Spring Method Security
annotations may also prove useful, for example
@PreAuthorize("hasPermission(#id, ObjectsReturnType.class, read)")
please use AclPermissionEvaluator instead. Spring Method Security
annotations may also prove useful, for example
@PostAuthorize("hasPermission(filterObject, read)")
please use AclPermissionEvaluator instead. Spring Method Security
annotations may also prove useful, for example
@PostFilter("hasPermission(filterObject, read)")
please use AclPermissionEvaluator instead. Spring Method Security
annotations may also prove useful, for example
@PostAuthorize("hasPermission(filterObject, read)")
Use
MessageMatcherDelegatingAuthorizationManager
instead
Use
MessageMatcherDelegatingAuthorizationManager
instead
Use AuthorizationChannelInterceptor instead
Use MessageMatcherDelegatingAuthorizationManager instead
please use
HttpsRedirectFilter and its
associated PortMapper
no replacement is planned, though consider using a custom
RequestMatcher for any sophisticated decision-making
no replacement is planned, though consider using a custom
RequestMatcher for any sophisticated decision-making
please use
HttpsRedirectFilter and its
associated PortMapper
please use
HttpsRedirectFilter and its
associated PortMapper
no replacement is planned, though consider using a custom
RequestMatcher for any sophisticated decision-making
Use AuthorizationManagerWebInvocationPrivilegeEvaluator instead
In modern Spring Security APIs, each API manages its own configuration
context. As such there is no direct replacement for this interface. In the case of
method security, please see SecurityAnnotationScanner and
AuthorizationManager. In the case of channel security, please see
HttpsRedirectFilter. In the case of web security, please see
AuthorizationManager.
Use WebExpressionAuthorizationManager instead
In modern Spring Security APIs, each API manages its own configuration
context. As such there is no direct replacement for this interface. In the case of
method security, please see SecurityAnnotationScanner and
AuthorizationManager. In the case of channel security, please see
HttpsRedirectFilter. In the case of web security, please see
AuthorizationManager.
Use AuthorizationFilter instead