I want to have a property in my domain class for a certain user which could be use to configure the logout time. Is this possible with springSecurity?
I've searched for online example but haven't found anything
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The login credentials are stored in the user's session. You can set the maximum amount of inactive time per user with something like this after the user has logged in:
If you want to set the logout time independent of the user's activity, just schedule a timer or job and call
session.invalidate()at the appropriate time. Note that this might cut off a user in the middle of a task.If you're using "remember me" authentication, see the Spring Security docs for setting the expiry time.