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in this lesson we will learn to integrate our ACL within our spring controllers to do this we will have two different points that we will need to modify within the application in order to bring in our ACL features the first thing that we need to do is we need to navigate to our domain object appointment so when we are working with an ACL we are protecting operations on on domain objects so we need to provide a mechanism to marry the domain object into the ACL system and the Way Spring Security has us do this is by returning the ID of our domain object in a method named get ID so weamp;#39;re just going to return along from this get ID method and itamp;#39;s going to point to our appointment ID and this will help marry up our domain object appointment and spring Securities ACL features next weamp;#39;ll navigate to the appointment controller and weamp;#39;re going to modify a method within this controller to use the has permission expression so here we see the get appointment method
