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Added the documentation for the success/failure handlers
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How to Customize the Success and Failure Login Handlers
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After the users successfully log in in your application, they are redirected to
After the users successfully log in to your application, they are redirected to
the proper URL according to the security configuration options. This is done in
the :class:`Symfony\\Component\\Security\\Http\\Authentication\\DefaultAuthenticationSuccessHandler`
class and Symfony defines a similar class called ``DefaultAuthenticationFailureHandler``
class and Symfony defines a similar class called
:class:`Symfony\\Component\\Security\\Http\\Authentication\\DefaultAuthenticationFailureHandler`
to handle the login failures.

This article explains **how to define your own login handlers** to execute
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