dropwizard

I believe I have basic authentication working but I'm not sure how to protect resources so that they can only be accessed when the user is signed in. public class SimpleAuthenticator implements Authenticator<BasicCredentials, User> { UserDAO userDao; public SimpleAuthenticator(UserDAO userDao) {this.userDao = userDao;} @Override public Optional<User> authenticate(BasicCredentials credentials) throws AuthenticationException { User user = this.userDao.getUserByName(credentials.getUsername()); if (user!=null && user.getName().equalsIgnoreCase(credentials.getUsername()) && BCrypt.checkpw

I have a Dropwizard application that needs to generate a dozen or so beans for each of the configs in a configuration list. Things like health checks, quartz schedulers, etc. Something like this: @Component class MyModule { @Inject private MyConfiguration configuration; @Bean @Lazy public QuartzModule quartzModule() { return new QuartzModule(quartzConfiguration()); } @Bean @Lazy public QuartzConfiguration quartzConfiguration() { return this.configuration.getQuartzConfiguration(); } @Bean @Lazy public HealthCheck healthCheck() throws SchedulerException { return this.quartzModule()

I'm trying to understand how authentication and authorization work in DropWizard . I've read their auth guide as well as the dropwizard-security project on GitHub, but feel like I'm still missing a few important concepts. public class SimpleCredential { private String password; public SimpleCredential(String password) { super(); this.password = password; } } public class SimplePrincipal { pivate String username; public SimplePrincipal(String username) { super(); this.username = username; } } public class SimpleAuthenticator implements Authenticator<SimpleCredential, SimplePrincipal> {

I have a dropwizard app, where I configured logger appenders to file as follows: logging: level: INFO loggers: "mylogger": INFO "com.path.to.class": INFO appenders: - type: file currentLogFilename: .logs/mylogs.log archivedLogFilenamePattern: .logs/archive.%d.log.gz archivedFileCount: 14 And, created logger in my app: import org.slf4j.Logger; import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; private final Logger OpLogger = LoggerFactory.getLogger("mylogger"); (and) private final Logger ClassLogger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(pathToClass.class); Do some test logging in main(): OpLogger.info("test 1"); ClassLogger