So now let's try to revise what we are discussing this and that filter section, firstly, we discussed
about the importance of filters in spring security, how spring security framework, it's all built
on filters and chain of filters and the scenarios where we should write our own custom filters like
to handle input, validation, logging, auditing, tracing and posting the data into the database that
we also discussed on how to implement our own custom filter by implementing filter interface from Java
extorts our package, followed by how to inject our own custom filters into spring security filter chain
by leveraging three methods, add filters before our filter after add filter.
And lastly, we also discussed the importance of generic filtering and once particular, filter abstract
classes inside the spring security framework and how to leverage them while we are building our own
custom filters.
With this, we have discussed a lot about filters in spring security, assuming you also got expertize
of implementing your own custom filters as per your application needs and how to inject them into spring
security filter.
Jane, I'm also attaching the source code that we have discussed in this section to this.
Will you please download it and compare with the changes that we have done?
And for any questions or issues, please post them in the Q&A section.
Thank you.
And see you in that next section by.