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To the base path you must append a slash, the name of a bean implementing the AccountLockoutManager interface, another slash, and finally the "key" that identifies the lockout record to access. By default this will be a username, a bang (!), and an IP address (unless you customize the way the lockout is scoped).
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The default location of the lockout manager bean that is commented out by default is inside the password-authn-config.xml file. If you need to make use of this management API, move that bean (or copy it if you prefer) into global.xml so that it will be accessible to this feature. |
Three HTTP methods are supported:
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