Ha ha, spring security is tricky and high chance may surprise some one while "boot"strapping a new project. But once done, it is out of way.
I did not like much of the XML, because it always seemed lot of duplication. All you doing is copying bean definitions and changing bean id and class/interface most of the time. But it became non issue over time. Now spring boot made it really easy with all those annotations.
I did not like much of the XML, because it always seemed lot of duplication. All you doing is copying bean definitions and changing bean id and class/interface most of the time. But it became non issue over time. Now spring boot made it really easy with all those annotations.