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I changed loginprocessingurl to fake url and kept login page, so it's redirecting to login page if not logged in and then I'm doing normal stuff to authenticate the user then use authmanger to auth, it's working fine but not optimal specially I'm making explicit redirect to home (not the page the user was accessing) ***Authentication auth = authenticationManager .authenticate(new UsernamePasswordAuthenticationToken(email, token)); SecurityContextHolder.getContext().setAuthentication(auth); Faces.redirect("/index.xhtml");

If you want to exclude a page from your spring security configuration without overriding web security, you can add 'not' method that is connected to 'antMatchers' method in your code with authenticated() method following like this:

You could add a QueryString with the status code and handle that on the error page to show the correct contents. So first add the code as Querystring

since you are using a blueprint to handle the entire Flask app errors which is best practice you need app_errorhandler not errorhandler

You could use XPathSelectElements extension method.

So your code would look something like:

I think you need ConfigurableServletWebServerFactory, instead of ServletWebServerFactoryCustomizer.

You can find the code snippet below:

Note: Jetty 9.2.x is EOL (End of Life) - Use a newer supported / stable version of Jetty. https://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/what-jetty-version.html

There exists a configuration to remove the Powered by Jetty from default error pages (and also the Server header from the HTTP Response headers).

This is the HttpConfiguration.setSendServerVersion(false) setting.

No need to create a custom ErrorHandler or anything that complicated.

The HttpConfiguration lives within the ServerConnector that is setup to bind to a port and accept your incoming connections.

If you are using a proper ${jetty.base} directory with your ${jetty.home} (as documented), then you can use a property to configure this setting for all ServerConnector configurations that ${jetty.home} ships with ...

An example.

Lets setup a simple ${jetty.base} which is enough to demonstrate.

Try this:

I finally found !

running this command allows the uwp app to run requests to local servers !