setDefaultFailureUrl(..) and setPostFailureUrl(..) do pretty much the same thing. however, one supports SocialAuthenticationFailureHandler while the other doesn't. Addtitionally, delegateAuthenticationFailureHandler could have been out-of-sync with authenticationFailureHandler. With this patch, this is no longer the case.
setDefaultFailureUrl(..)
andsetPostFailureUrl(..)
do pretty much the same thing. however, one supportsSocialAuthenticationFailureHandler
while the other doesn't. Addtitionally,delegateAuthenticationFailureHandler
could have been out-of-sync withauthenticationFailureHandler
. With this patch, this is no longer the case.