Package org.springframework.security.authentication.event

Authentication success and failure events which can be published to the Spring application context.

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Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractAuthenticationEvent	Represents an application authentication event.
AbstractAuthenticationFailureEvent	Abstract application event which indicates authentication failure for some reason.
AuthenticationFailureBadCredentialsEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to invalid credentials being presented.
AuthenticationFailureCredentialsExpiredEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to the user's credentials having expired.
AuthenticationFailureDisabledEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to the user's account being disabled.
AuthenticationFailureExpiredEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to the user's account having expired.
AuthenticationFailureLockedEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to the user's account having been locked.
AuthenticationFailureProviderNotFoundEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to there being no registered AuthenticationProvider that can process the request.
AuthenticationFailureProxyUntrustedEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to the CAS user's ticket being generated by an untrusted proxy.
AuthenticationFailureServiceExceptionEvent	Application event which indicates authentication failure due to there being a problem internal to the AuthenticationManager.
AuthenticationSuccessEvent	Application event which indicates successful authentication.
InteractiveAuthenticationSuccessEvent	Indicates an interactive authentication was successful.
LoggerListener	Outputs authentication-related application events to Commons Logging.

Package org.springframework.security.authentication.event Description

Authentication success and failure events which can be published to the Spring application context. The ProviderManager automatically publishes events to the application context. These events are received by all registered Spring ApplicationListeners.