My question to you is:

Where and how do you define your role-based restrictions? If I were to use the default Waffle authorization derived from Active Directory, would I need to use the above customization to define role-based access?

Attempts to use hasRole or simply access=”ROLE_” have results in Spring Security coming back with prompts for credentials and rejections (HTTP 403).

Any insight would be helpful…

http://tech.finn.no/the-ultimate-view-tiles-3/

@hibernate.class table = “Person”
class Person{

private String name
private Car car

@hibernate.id column = “NAME” generator-class = “native”
@hibernate.generator-param name = “sequence” value = “SEQ_1″
public String getName(){return name;}

public void setName(String name){this.name=name;}

@hibernate.many-to-one column=”MODEL_ID” class=”CAR” cascade=”all”
public Car getCar(){return car;}

public void setCar(Car car){this.car=car;}
}

@hibernate.class table = “CAR”
class Car{

private String modelID;
private String carName;

@hibernate.id column = “MODEL_ID” generator-class = “assigned”
public String getModelID(){return modelID}

etc….
}

but when i try to delete or save on the Person class it hiberbate throws this exception
org.hibernate.TransientObjectException: object references an unsaved transient instance – save the transient instance before flushing:

Can you give me any help on this?