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what is the need of validating the password ? <br />
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you means its working for all password or ? some other thing ... 
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&gt;&gt;&gt;May be your some validation code .... <br />
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May be pblm in some validation code 
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Hello,<br />
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I'm implementing spring security 3.0.5 and in my form based login im extending the spring UserDetailsService. Currently my login form is only validating user name and not password. Where does spring security validate the password being posted to /j_spring_security_check?
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Hello,

I'm implementing spring security 3.0.5 and in my form based login im extending the spring UserDetailsService. Currently my login form is only validating user name and not password. Where does spring security validate the password being posted to /j_spring_security_check?

what is the need of validating the password ? 

you means its working for all password or ? some other thing ... 

&amp;gt;&amp;gt;&amp;gt;May be your some validation code .... 

May be pblm in some validation code 

Spring Security UserDetailsService Not Validating Password

Hello,

I&amp;#39;m implementing spring security 3.0.5 and in my form based login im extending the spring UserDetailsService. Currently my login form is only validating user name and not password. Where does spring security validate the password being posted to /j_spring_security_check?

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