List of Tables

Chapter 2. Data persistence, ORM, and transactions

Table 2.1. Defining transactions with @Transactional elements

Chapter 3. Building web applications with Spring Web MVC

Table 3.1. DispatcherServlet strategy interfaces and default implemetations

Table 3.2. HandlerMapping implementations

Chapter 5. Enhancing Spring MVC applications with Web Flow

Table 5.1. The five types of state in SWF

Chapter 6. Authenticating users

Table 6.1. Default SQL queries that JdbcDaoImpl uses to retrieve user data

Chapter 7. Authorizing user requests

Table 7.1. Authorization combinations and their corresponding recipes

Table 7.2. SpEL predicates for defining authentication- and role-based access controls

Table 7.3. Sample acl_sid rows (SIDs)

Table 7.4. Representing messages generally using acl_class

Table 7.5. Representing message 106 using acl_object_identity (some columns suppressed)

Table 7.6. ACL permissions and their numeric values

Table 7.7. Granting Daniel permission to edit message 106 (some columns suppressed)

Table 7.8. Annotations for controlling access to Java methods

Table 7.9. SpEL expressions for domain object security

Table 7.10. AclAuthorizationStrategyImpl constructor arguments

Chapter 8. Communicating with users and customers

Table 8.1. <task:executor> configuration

Chapter 10. Integration testing

Table 10.1. Default Surefire and Failsafe filename pattern matching

Chapter 14. Creating a Spring-based ���site-up��� framework

Table 14.1. BeanDefinitionParser base implementations