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A Finer Grain of Control
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The code for this section can be found in `tutorials/spring-boot/04-a-finer-grain-of-control <https://github.com/stormpath/stormpath-sdk-java/tree/master/tutorials/spring-boot/04-a-finer-grain-of-control>`_.
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The code for this section can be found in `tutorials/spring-boot/04-a-finer-grain-of-control`_.
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The code for this section can be found in `tutorials/spring/04-a-finer-grain-of-control`_.
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So far, we've restricted access to certain methods with the `hasAuthority` clause of the `@PreAuthorize` annotation. In this
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section, we are going to look at examples that give a finer grain of control and demonstrate how Stormpath hooks into
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