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This is the last of a series of tips on Spring Security. From my previous tips, you should be able to configure Spring Security as well as setup login and logout. In the last tip, I will show you how to intercept requests. The <intercept-url> element is the key in the request-level security. Its pattern attribute is provide with a URL pattern that will be matched against incoming requests. If any requests match the pattern, then the <intercept-url>’s security rules will be applied. So ...

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