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Vaadin Spring: check if access to view is granted from view name

Adrien Colson
6 years ago Jun 25, 2015 6:45am

Hi,
I implemented a ViewAccessControl to work with Spring Security, and now I'm trying to check if a view is granted to user without instantiating it, to enable or not a button.
For this I need to find the bean name from the view name. I found it by scanning the SpringView annotations and using Conventions.deriveMappingForView.
When I have the bean name I can finally call ViewAccessControl.isAccessGranted.
Is there a better way to achieve this?

Adrien Colson
6 years ago Jun 25, 2015 8:19am

I found another way to do this, I use directly the view class to check if the user has access to the view.

Here is my SpringSecurityViewAccessControl.