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# IOC Properties

The following are properties used when the source of the rules is ioc or coming from an IoC module

| Property          | Type   | Required                  | Default | Description                                                                                                                                           |
| ----------------- | ------ | ------------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `rulesBean`       | string | true if rulesSource = ioc | ---     | The bean name to ask the IoC module for that has the rules                                                                                            |
| `rulesBeanMethod` | string | true if rulesSource = ioc | ---     | The method in the bean to call that will return a query of rules                                                                                      |
| `rulesBeanArgs`   | string | false                     | ---     | A comma-delimited list of arguments to send into the method. This is an optional argument and if not set, the method will be called with no arguments |

```javascript
interceptors = [
    {class="cbsecurity.interceptors.Security", name="ApplicationSecurity", properties={
        useRegex = true, rulesSource = "ioc", validatorModel = "SecurityService",
        rulesBean = "SecurityService", rulesBeanMethod = "getRules", rulesBeanArgs = "sorting=true"
    }}
];
```


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