I am using Spring Security for permission checking on methods. I would like to call a private method to collect some data to send to hasPermission()
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You will not be able to call a private method, but you will be able to call a method in another spring bean. In my app I have an @Component named permissionEvaluator. I then reference it in a @PreAuthorize like so:
@PreAuthorize("@permissionEvaluator.canViewImageSet( #imageSet, principal )")
@RequestMapping(value="/image", method=RequestMethod.GET )
public String getImage(
@RequestParam(value="imageSet", required=false) ImageSet imageSet ) {
// method body
}
PermissionEvaluatorImpl looks like this:
@Component(value="permissionEvaluator")
public class PermissionEvaluatorImpl implements PermissionEvaluator
{
public PermissionEvaluatorImpl() {}
/**
* Determine if a user can view a given image.
*/
public boolean canViewImageSet( ImageSet imageSet, UserDetailsAdapter user )
{
// code to see if they should view this image
}
}
and PermissionEvaluator is my own interface with nothing special, just whatever methods I need to evaluate.
Private methods cannot be called, but you can refer to "this component" through this.
:
@PreAuthorize("hasPermission(new Object[]{#arg3, /* HERE: */ this.localPublicMethod(#arg1,#arg2)}, 'canDoThis')")
public long publicMethod1(long arg1, long arg2, long arg3)
{
}
public String localPublicMethod(long a1, long a2)
{
}