Thank You!

--Anonymous Regexp, 30-Sep-2010


Pretty cool

--AnonymousCoward, 12-Dec-2010


Hi,

Thanks for the code, I've used it (with an acknowledgement!) in my webapp, however I have a bug that I don't see how your code would get around. Shiro uses a ThreadLocal object to store the current subject SecurityUtils.getSubject() and uses this subject to do authorization with. However, you aren't guaranteed that the same thread will be used to service the same session.

I'm seeing the same user serviced by different threads and therefore their authentication token is invalid and they are asked to login again, how have you overcome this?

Do you store some kind of lookup between session and subject and access this somewhere else?

Thanks,

-James

--James B, 20-Dec-2011


Sorry, I didn't see this comment until now. The DefaultWebSecurityManager stores the subject in the Session object, perhaps you should use that instead of the DefaultSecurityManager?

--JanneJalkanen, 18-Jan-2012



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