A token-based, RESTful authentication library for Spring Security
Can we use both backend database and rest service together
in case I am not able to authenticate using database
I will connect to REST
from the command line?
Hi. I am trying to use the plugin. I've configured it to use Grails cache and I've provided the proper configuration. Also I pasted the filterChain code from the documentation. However, whenever I try to access a restricted controller, it redirects me to login page (html), also whenever I try to login to the authentication endpoint I get a 401 status code.
Is there any configuration I am missing?
@alvarosanchez reauthenticate() method login the user ... but it doesnt create access token in authentication_token table... So i am not able to get the token :( ... If i see some code, RestAuthenticationFilter is doing that.. but in my case, i need to authenticate and get the access token from within my action method ..
I'm currently trying to setup memcache with sprint security rest and grails.
Hello Alvaro, I am using spring-security-rest to authenticate users in a REST API and I had to let the client know if the account was locked ou expired. I added some code to BearerTokenAuthenticationFailureHandler to add de proper header messages.Is that recommended? Thank you
I replied to the stackoverflow question I've seen so far
@gabrielmds yes, that is fine
@MadhuAithal it's not possible. SS core 1.x and 2.x have API changes that will make the REST plugin to not compile at all. I'm afraid you'll have to upgrade to spring-security-core 2.x