Anyone Used grails.plugins.springsecurity.voterNames?

[Jonathan Rosenberg-2]

According to the Spring Security Core plugin I can set

        grails.plugins.springsecurity.voterNames

in configuration to a list of beans that implement the
AccessDecisionVoter interface.

I was having trouble getting this to use a new voter, so I tried
setting the list to be empty:

          grails.plugins.springsecurity.voterNames = []

I did a grails clean and then run-app.   The app ran fine, just as if
the default voters were in place.

Has anyone used this property successfully?

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[deerow]

Jonathan,
I created an app following the tutorial in this document I created a voter that implements the AccessDecisionVoter interface.  I then defined it in the conf/spring/resources.groovy like this:

import com.testacl.CompanyVoter
beans = {
	myAccessDecisionVoter(com.testacl.CompanyVoter)
}

In my config.groovy, I added this line

grails.plugins.springsecurity.voterNames = ['myAccessDecisionVoter']

My voter has no logic in it.  It returns true or 1 for each function.  I have verified that it is getting called by setting breakpoints in STS.  

It appears that the voterNames are in addition to the default names.  The tutorial behaves almost Identically with my "do nothing" voter.  The only change is that the login page is not displayed when not logged in.  I'm still on a learning curve.  Hope this helps you out.

Mark

Jonathan Rosenberg-2 wrote

According to the Spring Security Core plugin I can set

        grails.plugins.springsecurity.voterNames

in configuration to a list of beans that implement the
AccessDecisionVoter interface.

I was having trouble getting this to use a new voter, so I tried
setting the list to be empty:

          grails.plugins.springsecurity.voterNames = []

I did a grails clean and then run-app.   The app ran fine, just as if
the default voters were in place.

Has anyone used this property successfully?