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| | | Can servlet filter be applied to a method of a Java Bean | Can servlet filter be applied to a method of a Java Bean 2003-09-22 - By mail lily
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HI,
I am new here and I would like to implement the access control concern as a
filter.
There are serveral methods like read(...), insert(...), update(...),
delete(...) in a Java bean. I want the access control checking is performed
right before the execution of each of these methods.
The problems are:
1. Can a filter be applied to a method of a Java Bean?
2. Also I need to pass all the parameters of the method to the access
control checking. How to do this?
3. Sometimes a method will be called inside the other method like:
update(...)
{
...
read( ... )
...
}
But I do not want the access control checking to be performed before this
read method which is nested in the update method. Is there a way to control
the flow?
Thanks in advance.
Lily
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