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QUESTION
I have googled the depths of the internet, but can't find a decent answer to this anywhere. How can I access the claims within a JWT in a spring service?
We have a standalone authentication service that issues a JWT. I am building a separate spring service that needs to use this Jwt. I have the public key of the private key that was used to sign the JWT and have pieced together enough tutorials to be able to verify the JWT (with the public key) and allow access to the controllers I want.
In my service, I now need to extract the userId claim in the JWT (among others) so that I can call my DB with it, etc.
https://www.baeldung.com/spring-security-oauth-jwt (Section 5.1) seemed to be the most relevant search result:
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Answered 2021-Sep-18 at 15:24There is good example code from bfwg/angular-spring-starter
You have to add an authentication filter to your HttpSecurity configuration:
QUESTION
How to verify HS256 ID Token using FusionAuth java Client libraries ?
Description: I have created an app in FusionAuth that has a Client ID and Client Secret generated, I have not touched any other section/tab like JWT etc, default JWT signing algo is OIDC standard HMAC SHA256.
I tried using following code approach to validate the token based on public key, but its not working for HS256 signed token, I searched over internet and found public key is not applicable for HS256
Could you please provide me a Java code to verify HS256 signed token using FusionAuth Java client libraries (https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-jwt). Please also let me know that do I need any additional configuration on FusionAuth Admin Console.
Code which I tried: It's giving blank public keys.
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Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 14:45It looks like there is an example in the README:
QUESTION
For context, I am new to Java, Kotlin and Ktor (coming from a C# background).
I am receiving the following error from my build:
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Answered 2022-Feb-08 at 08:04The problem is that configuration for a routing goes before an installation of the Authentication plugin. To fix it swap configureRouting() and configureSecurity() calls so it will look like this:
QUESTION
I have an error message:
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Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 22:44Thinking like typescript thinks, you need to define a type (i.e. "string", "number", "void") for variables as well as functions or methods.
Ones you have defined type for variables (or for methods), typescript check if its type match with its definition.
In your case token is probably null and typescript alert you that string not match with null and rise an error.
So you need to debug token and check if:
- is not null nor undefined
- is a string
In some cases you need to declare type of variable in the following way:
token: string = ...
QUESTION
In next-auth-jwt-callback there's an example code which uses "?." operator. I don't know which operator is this. I tried this operator in node.js but it raised Syntax Error.
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Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 11:45It's Optional chaining, in your case it might be not available
Since it's only available on nodejs version 14 and above. You can find the list of browsers supporting optional chaining in this link.
You can also enable optional using --harmony flag
QUESTION
I am using Hapi-auth-jwt2 and facing an issue after my JWT expire, instead of getting a 401 error I am getting 500 server error,
Here is my code:
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Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 21:21 statusCode: Joi.any().optional().example(401),
error: Joi.any().example("Unauthorized"),
message: Joi.any().example("Missing authentication"),
attributes: {error: "Expired token"}
}).label("Unauthorized Error");
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UPDATE: our business logic uses the pause_before workflowStep (which the webhooks do businessy stuff then unpause). the user who created the envelope MUST be the same user who calls unpause.
SUGGESTION for devs: calling envelopesApi.update() should throw an error if the update doesn't work in this scenario. instead, it returns the same success as a real success. thanks :)
I am trying to send an envelope with multiple recipients as a different user on my company account.
I set up OAuth consent for JWT (https://www.docusign.com/blog/developers/oauth-jwt-granting-consent) and can successfully send from any of our users. Note - we are currently using the "individual consent url" method.
The issue is that our envelopes have multiple recipients and only the first recipient gets an email.
I have confirmed the behavior in multiple ways:
- the envelope does all our fancy stuff when sending as the main accountId
- we have several webhooks set up to fire on recipient sent and recipient complete ... when on the main accountId, we see expected sent-completed-sent-completed-etc pattern ... but when sending as any other user, we only see a sent-completed for the first recipient
- when looking at the inbox (https://appdemo.docusign.com/documents) and clicking on an individual envelope ... on the main accountId, I can see all users under recipients as well as all the recipients when expanding the signing order diagram ... on any other user, all the recipients past the first one are missing BUT they all still appear under the signing order diagram (same as the main accountId envelope)
- I have put our code into debug mode and paused before sending the envelope ... both ways look nearly identical. the only differences are the accessToken and accountId (I even tried with the obtained access token for the individual user and accountId for the main user. same result)
Relevant info:
- Running in node.js
- using npm docusign-esign (5.8.1) to connect to docusignApi
- everything was setup using docusign connect
- currently building app on docusign demo account
- I have tried manually unpausing the envelope just to see what would happen. no dice
My $$$ is on some docusign setting for individual users beyond just granting consent to send as them. The biggest flag for me is #3 - the other recipients are missing from the envelope BUT still appear on the signing order diagram (email and all). How is this possible??
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
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Answered 2021-May-09 at 22:06Don't see your code but I wonder if you have routingOrder like 1, 2, 3 such that only the first recipient gets to sign first and only then the second one would get the email?
Other option is that you added clientUserId for embedded signing, that would suppress the email messages.
Yet another option is the envelope workflow was paused after the first user and it has to be unpaused for the next email to go out.
QUESTION
I have a small Ktor app (I know it's a stupid app, I am a beginner trying to learn Ktor):
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Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 08:06I get two errors when running your application:
Property jwt.audience not found. This and similar errors can be fixed by passing the required arguments:./gradlew run -P:jwt.domain=domain -P:jwt.audience=audience -P:jwt.realm=realmProvider with the name null is already registered. This one is due to name collision for unnamed providers and can be fixed by explicit naming:
Here is the modified code:
QUESTION
Since, Hapi Utilises its own separate JWT package. like - Bell || HapiAuthJWT2 .
And I failed to find any plugin which is being mantained for passport being able to handle Hapi Request APIs.
The alternative solution is probably to use the DocuSign server APIs directly.
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Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 19:36docusign-passport is a plugin strategy for passport.
Hapi's authentication appears to be different. Plus, you referenced JWT authentication. JWT grant is completely different from the Authentication Code grant flow used by passport and its plugins.
The developer center includes information on creating a JWT token for the DocuSign IdPs.
Note that the JWT is signed using the RS256 algorithm.
AddedRe: is a custom plugin needed for HAPI? I don't know, I haven't used HAPI. But even if DocuSign-specific code is needed, it should be straight-forward since DocuSign uses common patterns for its JWT and Authorization Code grant support.
Re: JWT vs Passport. Passport is for authorization code grant. It works well for that OAuth flow. If you want to use the JWT grant flow, it is not supported by the Passport library, AFAIK.
QUESTION
I am attempting to use kotlinx.serialization in a multiplatform (JVM/JS) project.
When I add @Serializable annotation to some data classes in some class in common module:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 16:09I often face same problem. You just need to add import:
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