1. Introduction Simply put, Spring Security supports authorization semantics at the method level. Typically, we could secure our service layer by, for example, restricting which roles are able to execute a particular method – and test it using dedicated method-level
Category: Spring Boot
Building a Basic Web Application | Part-03
This post will enable experts as well as beginners with Spring Boot web application development to understand the concepts behind a web application. It will explain these concepts by walking the reader through the process of developing a web application
Changes since Spring Boot 1.x | Part-02
The last released version of Spring Boot 1.x was 1.5.10.RELEASE, after which Spring Boot 2.0 was released in early 2018. As Spring Boot 2.0 is a major release it has JVM level, platform level, application programming interface (API) level, and dependencies level changes, which must be
Getting started with Spring Boot, | Part-01
Standalone: A Spring Boot application is self-contained and easily deployable. It can start with its own embedded Tomcat, Jetty, Undertow web container, or as a console application from a just standard file such as Java Archive (JAR) or Web Archive (WAR). An example of this would be an application that has spring-boot-starter-web as