Friday, June 13, 2008
DB Schema for Spring-Security 2.0
Spring Security was only recently released, so the docs are fairly poor. So if you have been looking everywhere for the DB schema to use with <jdbc-user-service/>, look no further.
Here are the generic table create statements. The foreign-key columns are marked, which you can either ignore or translate them for your specific DB.
Here are the generic table create statements. The foreign-key columns are marked, which you can either ignore or translate them for your specific DB.
create table users (
username varchar(32) primary key,
password varchar(64) not null,
enabled bit not null
)
create table authorities (
username varchar(32) not null, [FK]
authority varchar(64) not null
)
create table groups (
id number(10) primary key,
group_name varchar(64)
)
create table group_members (
group_id number(10) not null, [FK]
username varchar(32) not null [FK]
)
create table group_authorities (
group_id number(10) not null, [FK]
authority varchar(64) not null
)
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