How can the use of Global Method Security be optimized to secure methods across different layers of a Spring application?
- By annotating each method with @GlobalMethodSecurity
- By configuring AspectJ security expressions
- By setting the global-method-security attribute in XML configuration
- By using role-based annotations like @Secured
Global Method Security can be optimized by configuring AspectJ security expressions. AspectJ expressions allow fine-grained control over method security, enabling security to be applied across different layers of a Spring application based on conditions defined in expressions.
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