Each module in geoserver as an application-context.xml config file, they are all read in and used to configure the resulting applicaiton (this is why GeoServer can have “dropin” extensions that wire in new functionality).
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The way GeoServer configures spring security is pretty different from what you’ll find in the spring security docs, especially since they use the newer style where you work with higher level elements rather than raw bean definitions.
You may be able to mix the two, or if you can figure out what those elements boil down to into terms of bean definitions you can use that.
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