Vishva | Vishva - A hindi word for World | Graphics library
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Vishva - A hindi word for "World". A simple live scene editor for BabylonJS, a 3D HTML Webgl framework.
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QUESTION
I implemented spring boot with jwt plus oauth2 (In memory).
Here tokens are located in memory rather than database.
But when i use tokenStore.findTokensByClientId(clientId)
then it returns blank array in below case
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Answered 2019-Apr-22 at 11:10- In the first configuration " InMemoryTokenStore " :
- Is the standard oauth2 token generation method, mean that one token will be generated for each user and it will be stored ( so when you ask the authorize server for a client's tokens it will fetch for it not generating ) , until the token will expire then another token will be generated
That's why you are getting the same token every time, but when this token will expire the authorize server will generate another one
- In the second configuration " JwtTokenStore " :
- Is the standard oauth2 jwt token generation method, mean that every time your ask for a token the authorize server will generate a token for you and doesn't stored it in memory
- At this point if you are using JWT token, the server need to be stateless mean that no token storage or user information storage because JWT token are self-contained no need for the server to store token or user information
That's why you are getting different token every time, but an empty list
you can check JwtTokenStore class in this link at Line 162, you will find that by default is giving an Empty List
So for standar configuration you should use JwtTokenStore
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Install Vishva
npm install this will install any dependencies.
npm run test this will build in memory, start a webpack-dev-server and open browser at http://localhost:8080 if you make any changes to source and save , this will automatically reload your project in the browser. goto "http://localhost:8080/bin/?world=empty" to open an empty world
npm run build This will create a production build. It will compile,minify and bundle all reuired files into the bin folder.
to run , start an http server from the root of the project and goto url "http://localhost:8080/bin/?world=empty" url "http://localhost:8080/bin" will also work as he default world in "config.js" is set to "empty" the default character jump animations might require some speed adjustment - lower speed , maybe 0.5 instead of 1
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