In a Spring application with multiple security configurations, how would you ensure that the security annotations on service methods are evaluated in the correct order to enforce the intended security constraints?
- Use the @Order annotation on service methods
- Ensure that security configurations are loaded in the correct order
- The order of annotation evaluation is not controllable
- Apply security annotations directly on controller methods
To ensure that security configurations are loaded in the correct order, you can use the @Order annotation (Option 1) on your security configuration classes. This allows you to specify the order in which they are loaded. The order of annotation evaluation is indeed controllable in Spring Security, and it's essential for enforcing security constraints correctly. The other options are not relevant for controlling configuration order.
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