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I'm created java web application using spring boot starter for azure active directory step by step like is described in:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/java/spring-framework/configure-spring-boot-starter-java-app-with-azure-active-directory

My application with my azure account work fine when i open localhost:8080 it redirects me to azure where I do the login and then I'm redirected back to my app.

Problem is when i try to configure this dummy app with azure AD account from my customer. Here also when i open my app host app redirects me to azure login and after login i got error like in screenshot

and here is my application.properties

in my current project I want to display charts in a dashboard with the data for the selected month. You can go forward or backward one month with a button. This all works great, but if I now want to update the charts with the data for the month, they are also loaded, but the chart is not rendered and there is no error message.

What is wrong?

Ajax result example: [{"session_intervall":5,"session_longrun":10,"session_speedwork":2,"session_stabilisation":0,"session_competition":0,"session_cycling":5,"session_swimming":0}]

I'm in the process of mocking / designing an Application form that consists of many regions that will be broken out across 5 pages (I'm intentionally not using the APEX Wizard Component due to personal choice and given requirements). So I will need to store/persist all the pages' information temporarily, while user fills out the form and reviews and saves their application on the last page.

Based on a response to a previous question, it seems that apex_collections are the preferred way to do this versus using the values already in session state to persist the information during the session. I've spent a bit of time breaking the form into logical groups of data that can be mapped to about 8 collections.

Questions:

• Is this a correct assumption (collections vs session state) and approach?
• Are there any performance considerations to think of when using APEX_COLLECTIONS (esp. if using 2 or 3 per page)?
• How is it best to handle both the values in Session state along with the the collections? Assuming you utilize the session state values to populate the page items on their associated forms, but use the collections for the last page when you save? So you are kind of maintaining the data twice, right?

I have the following class I plan on using to autowire an instance of a Spring class named AADAppRoleStatelessAuthenticationFilter:

I need help with setting color to html divs. I use Laravel 8 and of course I installed simple auth module Breeze with tailwind css framework. But now I need to change auth card color. All my views use blade template engine and this is my guest blade source:

As the title says, right after adding UseSession() to my configuration I get: "An error occurred while starting the application. .NET Core 4.6.28801.04 X64 v4.0.0.0 | Microsoft.AspNetCore.Hosting version 2.2.7-servicing-10089 | Microsoft Windows 10.0.18363 |" when running the app. This is the only message I see.

If I want the app to start working again, I just comment out the UseSession() call. So that's the best hint I have. Now I do find it strange that I don't have to import (open) the library Microsoft.AspNetCore.Session, but if I remove it from the packages then the UseSession() extension method can't be found.

I have already seen this identical opposite question and its OP code sample seems perfectly fine to me. I've also read (including PHP docs) that session can be checked with session_status() on PHP >= 5.4 and it should be fine to do so before calling session_start() to determine if it already exists.

Now, I'm using PHP 5.4.16 on a CentOS 7.10 machine and the session_status() always returns 1 (PHP_SESSION_NONE) for me, only when I reload the page with this example:

I have ApiControllers that access the session and by default has SessionState required. Therefore I am getting the requests serialized and would like to disable session state for specific requests.

In this post I have seen a solution for normal Controllers but I have no idea how to do it on ApiControllers.

This is my WebApiConfig

According to the ASP.Net Core docs, the behaviour of the session state has changed in that it is now non-locking:

Session state is non-locking. If two requests simultaneously attempt to modify the contents of a session, the last request overrides the first. Session is implemented as a coherent session, which means that all the contents are stored together. When two requests seek to modify different session values, the last request may override session changes made by the first.

My understanding is that this is different to the behaviour of the session in the .Net Framework, where the user's session was locked per request so that whenever you read from/wrote to it, you weren't overwriting another request's data or reading stale data, for that user.

My question(s):

1. Is there a way to re-enable this per-request locking of the user's session in .Net Core?

2. If not, is there a reliable way to use the session to prevent duplicate submission of data for a given user? To give a specific example, we have a payment process that involves the user returning from an externally hosted ThreeDSecure (3DS) iFrame (payment card security process). We are noticing that sometimes (somehow) the user is submitting the form within the iFrame multiple times, which we have no control over. As a result this triggers multiple callbacks to our application. In our previous .Net Framework app, we used the session to indicate if a payment was in progress. If this flag was set in the session and you hit the 3DS callback again, the app would stop you proceeding. However, now it seems that because the session isn't locked, when these near simultaneous, duplicate callbacks occur, thread 'A' sets 'payment in progress = true' but thread 'B' doesn't see that in time, it's snapshot of the session is still seeing 'payment in progress = false' and the callback logic is processed twice.

What are some good approaches to handling simultaneous requests accessing the same session, now that the way the session works has changed?