Deadbolt 2
Deadbolt 2
Powerful authorization for your Play 2 application
About the Book
Deadbolt 2 is an authorization module for the Play 2 framework. It features idiomatic Java and Scala APIs and a comprehensive range of tools to help secure your web application.
This book, written by the author of the module, covers all aspects of integrating Deadbolt 2 into your code.
About the Author
About the Contributors
Table of Contents
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1. Deadbolt 2
- 1.1 About the author
- 1.2 About the book
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2. Introduction
- 2.1 History
- 2.2 Java versus Scala
- 2.3 Versions
- 2.4 Target audience
- 2.5 Acknowledgements
- 2.6 Feedback
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3. Root concepts
- 3.1 Template-level constraints
- 3.2 Controller-level restrictions
- 3.3 Core entities
- 3.4 Hooks
- 3.5 Static and dynamic constraints
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1. Deadbolt 2
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I Deadbolt for Java
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4. Using Deadbolt 2 with Play 2 Java projects
- 4.1 The Deadbolt Handler
- 4.2 Expose your DeadboltHandlers with a HandlerCache
- 4.3 application.conf
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5. Java controller constraints
- 5.1 SubjectPresent
- 5.2 SubjectNotPresent
- 5.3 Restrict
- 5.4 RoleBasedPermissions
- 5.5 Dynamic
- 5.6 Pattern
- 5.7 Unrestricted
- 5.8 Deferring method-level annotation-driven interceptors
- 5.9 Invoking DeadboltHandler#beforeAuthCheck independently
- 5.10 Customising the inputs of annotation-driven actions
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6. Deadbolt Java Templates
- 6.1 subjectPresent
- 6.2 subjectNotPresent
- 6.3 Restrict
- 6.4 Pattern
- 6.5 Dynamic
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7. A deeper look at dynamic rules
- 7.1 Using sessions and requests in your rules
- 7.2 Strategies for using dynamic resource handlers
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8. Integrating with authentication providers
- 8.1 Play’s built-in authentication support
- 8.2 Third-party user management
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4. Using Deadbolt 2 with Play 2 Java projects
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II Deadbolt for Scala
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9. Using Deadbolt 2 with Play 2 Scala projects
- 9.1 The Deadbolt Handler
- 9.2 Expose your DeadboltHandlers with a HandlerCache
- 9.3 application.conf
- 9.4 Using compile-time dependency injection
- 9.5 Tweaking Deadbolt
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10. Scala controller constraints
- 10.1 Controller constraints with the action builder
- 10.2 Controller constraints with action composition
- 10.3 SubjectPresent
- 10.4 SubjectNotPresent
- 10.5 Restrict
- 10.6 Pattern
- 10.7 Dynamic
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11. Deadbolt Scala Templates
- 11.1 Handlers
- 11.2 SubjectPresent
- 11.3 SubjectNotPresent
- 11.4 Restrict
- 11.5 Pattern
- 11.6 Dynamic
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9. Using Deadbolt 2 with Play 2 Scala projects
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