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On com.brahalla.Cerberus.configuration.WebSecurityConfiguration there's the configureAuthentication method and it links it's Autowired userDetailsService attribute to Spring Boot's default AuthenticationManager builder.
This specific part is what is relative to each and every user of this project. Which means this is probably the part that needs changing every time this project is forked. It is unclear as to how to proceed with these motifications, taking in consideration Hibernate, JPA, DataSources, JDBC and so on.
I have a table of users on my database. I just want to check if the username and encoded password match a row in that database table to authenticate. How hard is that exactly can I do that?
Thanks
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How do I plugin my own database?
How do I plug my own database in?
Jun 17, 2019
On
com.brahalla.Cerberus.configuration.WebSecurityConfiguration
there's theconfigureAuthentication
method and it links it's AutowireduserDetailsService
attribute to Spring Boot's default AuthenticationManager builder.This specific part is what is relative to each and every user of this project. Which means this is probably the part that needs changing every time this project is forked. It is unclear as to how to proceed with these motifications, taking in consideration Hibernate, JPA, DataSources, JDBC and so on.
I have a table of users on my database. I just want to check if the username and encoded password match a row in that database table to authenticate. How
hard is thatexactly can I do that?Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: