Q. The http auto-config=”false” element automatically configures the basic security services that a typical web application needs.

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Q. Element used to restrict access to a particular URL.

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Q. Element which configures authentication services.

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Q. Element which defines user details.

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Q. Which of the following way to provide authenticity of users is/are supported by Spring Security?

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Q. The basic security services registered and configured by Spring Security.

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Q. HTTP Basic authentication support is configured by:-

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Q. Form-based login is configured by:-

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Q. Action URL can be customized using form-login.

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Q. Attribute used to display custom login page.

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Q. Attribute which specifies redirection URL on login error.

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Q. Session scope attribute to display error message.

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Q. Logout service is configured by:-

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Q. Element which redirects to a specific URL on logout.

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Q. Anonymous login services can be configured by:-

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Q. Default values of customized Username and authorities are anonymousUser and ROLE_ANONYMOUS respectively.

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Q. Remember-me support can be configured by:-

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Q. By default, Remember-me encodes the username, password, remember-me expiration time, and a private key as a token, and stores it as a cache in the user’s browser.

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Q. Spring Security algorithms to secure password.

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Q. Connection of database with Apache derby server requires.

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