Learn how to configure your application to share sessions between GAE instances. You will learn how to properly configure Spring Security with Spring Boot in GAE due to JVM restrictions. This article builds upon the configuration shown in How to: Secure your RESTful Application - Part 2.
java spring spring-rest google-app-engineLearn how to share sessions between instances. If you're deploying to the Cloud, this is probably what you're looking for. This article builds upon the configuration discussed in Part 2.
java spring spring-restSecure your application through session cookies and POST login. This article aims to show you how to configure Spring Security for one of the most common security use-case. However, this article only assumes one application instance. If you have multiple instances in mind, then the next article might help.
java spring spring-restLearn the basics of Spring Security for REST APIs - literally. In this article, you will be shown how to secure your application using Basic HTTP Authentication and implement a custom User class. New to Spring Security? I suggest you start here. Otherwise, i f you're considering authentication via POST, this is not the article for you. Try the next one.
java spring spring-restSpring is probably the most widely used framework for Java. Even for many enterprise-level applications, Spring is almost always used at some point - maybe even solely. Another buzz word(s) these days for enterprise applications is "Rule Engine" and Drools is one of them. Unfortunately, there seems to be a shortage of tutorials on how to actually integrate the two. This article aims to guide the weary developer into using both technologies into one application.
java spring droolsWhen using Google App Engine, you have the a new REST framework available at your disposal - Google Cloud Endpoints. Unfortunately, it's not meant for use with Spring Beans. This article shows you how to tweak Google Cloud Endpoints and make them instantiate as Spring Beans.
java spring google-app-engine google-cloud-endpointsLearn various ways of declaring request handling in Spring. You'll be able to handle request based on path variables, request parameters, content types, etc. You'll also learn how to handle exceptions to create custom error responses.
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