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I am trying to build a web application with the following frameworks:

  • Angular JS on the front end
  • REST Web Services in the backend using Spring MVC

I want to use Spring Security to authenticate all the requests going from Angular JS to Spring REST Web services. I also need to manage the session timeout/remember password etc. (All of the typical functionalities of a login functionality in a web app)

I have gone over hundreds of articles trying to find out how to do this but none of them is exactly serving the purpose I am asking for.

Any help on this (inline answer or external links) with detailed steps is highly appreciated.

(Note: I don't want to use Spring boot. Many tutorials including the one provided by Spring is using Spring boot.)

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If this helps : stackoverflow.com/a/33751988/1679484 – Amit Parashar 16 hours ago
    
@AmitParashar this article doesnt talk about Spring security at all. – Naveen P.G. 15 hours ago
    
Spring security layer does not need special configuration for angular js generated requests.Try to set up a simple web project with spring security andspring MVC first, and then incorporate changes to introduce AngularJS in your project. – Amit Parashar 15 hours ago
    
@AmitParashar I cant find a good example to do that as well!! As I am using REST webservices using MVC. – Naveen P.G. 15 hours ago
    
mkyong.com/spring-security/spring-security-hello-world-example – Amit Parashar 15 hours ago

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