In SpringSecurity it has a class name SecurityContextHolder and its spec: \'Associates a given SecurityContext with the current execution thread.\' With web application whenever
With web application whenever a request comes to server then Spring also reload and set SecurityContext of that request in SecurityContextHolder for its thread?
Basically yes.
The default behavior of SecurityContextHolder.getInstance()
is to return a SecurityContextHolder
instance that it stored as a thread-local of the current thread. (This is only the default mechanism. You can use a different strategy for locating the SecurityContextHolder
by calling SecurityContextHolder.setStrategemName()
)
A SpringSecurity filters ensure that the request's SecurityContextHolder
(however it is located) is loaded with the request credentials at the start and that the holder is cleared at the end of request processing.