Examples of org.wicketstuff.security.checks.ComponentSecurityCheck

org.wicketstuff.security.checks.ComponentSecurityCheck
Basic security check for components. Tries to authorize the component and optionally its {@link ISecureModel} if it exists. Note that this check always authenticates the user, this isonly to make it easier to put a secure component on a non secure page and have it redirect to the login. Usually the secure page will have checked authentication already. Both {@link ISecureModel} and this check need to authenticate / authorize the user before an approvalis given. @author marrink

  public PageB()
  {
    add(new Label("welcome", "Welcome Only logged in users can see this page"));
    TextField<String> textField = new TextField<String>("secure", new Model<String>(
      "secure textfield"));
    add(SecureComponentHelper.setSecurityCheck(textField, new ComponentSecurityCheck(textField)));
  }

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