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The question says it all. In spring security 2.x we can set the custom values to the user in the userattributes. Is there a similar/alternate way of doing the same in spring secuirty 3.0??

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I asked a similar question earlier and nobody answered it. After some research I found that they don't have a way of doing it directly. Only way is to override the spring specific classes and do it.

Teja Kantamneni
@TejaKantamneni can you point me where can I find a sample code for doing that?
@Madhavi http://www.jeviathon.com/2009/09/spring-30-mapping-active-directory-ldap.html
Teja Kantamneni
Thanks, that helped a lot.