I have Spring REST webserivce Now from a mobile client webservice is getting called. First, login method is called for log in succes or failure based on sent value userid and p
You don't need to create session manually - this is done by servlet container.
You can obtain session from HttpServletRequest
HttpSession session = request.getSession();
or just add it as a method parameter, and Spring MVC will inject it for you:
public @ResponseBody List<LogInStatus> getLogIn(@RequestBody LogIn person , HttpServletRequest request, HttpSession httpSession)
You then can save user details in session via setAttribute()
/getAttribute()
.
However, you are much better off using Spring Security, which is intended just for the task - see @Pumpkins's answer for references. SecurityContext
contains info about currently logged in principal, which you can obtain from SecurityContextHolder
You need to integrate spring security in your project and make your rest calls via authentication verifier tokens.
You may refer to the documentation :
http://projects.spring.io/spring-security/
Or this nice tutorial can jumpstart your implementation :
http://www.networkedassets.com/configuring-spring-security-for-a-restful-web-services/