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Simple web application that demonstrates the use of the OpenID Connect client code and configuration.
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QUESTION
I'm creating a Chrome extension with React which uses an Airtable database, copying code verbatim from a tutorial. In my app.js, I am following directions for adding a method called 'componentDidMount' underneath a constructor method, which calls the Airtable API to get the data values from it.
I'm receiving an error on the opening curly brace in the first line:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-29 at 06:12Method componentDidMount()
should go inside the class App
(where the constructor is):
QUESTION
I am converting a Spring MVC app to Spring Boot. The Spring app has a Home controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-29 at 08:11In Spring framework, if you want to write a String to the response body then you'll use the keyword @ResponseBody
. From the documentation
@ResponseBody annotation and, therefore, writes directly to the response body versus view resolution and rendering with an HTML template.
Or, in your case, the @RestController
annotation that is
A convenience annotation that is itself annotated with @Controller and @ResponseBody.
If you don't use this keyword then Spring will search for a file with the given path. For this it uses a viewResolver
. See 16.5 Views and resolving them
Here is an exemple where you can see the property that allow Spring to resolve the real path of your file :
QUESTION
Following on from this question, I am using the Spring Boot MitreID OIDC application from here. This runs OK
I am trying to access it using simple-web-app. Simple-web-app now can see the OIDC app. It still asks for user/pwd even though I am logged in in the OIDC app. When I enter these I now get the following error. I can't find any help. Anyone have any idea?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-19 at 14:59I think you have an incompatibility between the latest mitreid sample app (which is bleeding edge as far as mitreid goes) and the spring boot fork of mitreid server from 2 years ago. E.g. the model for SystemScope changed here on the main mitreid project https://github.com/mitreid-connect/OpenID-Connect-Java-Spring-Server/commit/b17a7f43ae9a94592132a0336248631fe5914508
You'll probably hit a number of these as the spring-boot fork is not being kept up-to-date
QUESTION
I am using the Spring Boot MitreID OIDC application from here. This runs OK and I can login but there are no other options available to me:
I am trying to access it using simple-web-app. In simple-web-app I try to login using URI: http://localhost:8080/openid-connect-server-webapp/. This gives:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-19 at 12:48MitreID is serving on root but sample app is calling on /openid-connect-server-webapp/ You'll want to change your sample app to point to the proper issuer....http://localhost:8080/ (maybe in the application.properties of your sample app?) Or your MitreID server is not configured properly (possibly for issuer property)
See http://localhost:8080/.well-known/openid-configuration for all the endpoints your sample app would hit
QUESTION
I am trying to get OIDC working with Java Spring Boot. Specifically the example app here.
I am a newbie to this stuff, so can anyone give me brief instructions on how to run that app?
I have it in Eclipse (with STS4) as existing maven project (as per these instructions). When I run it I pick 'Java application' which gives me some examples including version, Licence, roller etc etc. I do not know which, if any, of these is correct, nor how do I pass parameters etc. Any pointers are gratefully received.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-18 at 12:28From the project overview list, pick the Application class. Right-click on it to open the context menu and choose "Run as -> Spring Boot App". Have fun.
QUESTION
Only ultimate has web application support so that's out of the way.
I am trying to start ope up my web app via tomcat something wich i do succesfully on the same machine on netbeans with next to no configuration.
What is the step by step gide to getting this to work here are several of my attempts : both are added for good measure
all possible combinations with EE and non EE remote and local.
none of which work.
I've done this : Cannot run/debug jsp page from within IntelliJ using Tomcat server
done this : IntelliJ, can't start simple web application: Unable to ping server at localhost:1099
but nothing gives way.
Running tomcat local (first thing I tried and what I would have bet on. Chrome actually opens but the page cannot be found.)
Which is more promissing because tomcat if acually found if I manually navigate to index.jsp :
but no other url works. not the project path not its path plus index.jsp :
Running tomcat remote :
same for TomEE local runs but fails to find webpage. remote fails to run with same error message. though unless the terminology is seriously *** up (I've seen app makers go this far before) what I want is local.
Please help
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-19 at 23:04Have you selected an artifact in the Deployment tab? If not add an artifact. After that, you should be able to request your site.
So you need to do: Open the configuration -> go to the Deployment tab -> add the artifact you want to deploy on the tomcat.
Restart tomcat and done you should be able to request your side :)
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