Import .Bean import .AuthenticationManager import. import. import .圜onfigurerAdapter import .userdetails.UserDetailsService import. import .factory.PasswordEncoderFactories import .password.PasswordEncoder import public class WebSecurit圜onfiguration extends WebSecurit圜onfigurerAdapter Īdd the following Spring configuration class. Note: As this tutorial uses JWT not all the tables are required.
#SPRING DECODE JWT TOKEN CODE#
Here you can find a reference OAuth2 SQL schema required by Spring Security.ĬREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS oauth_client_details ( client_id VARCHAR ( 256 ) PRIMARY KEY, resource_ids VARCHAR ( 256 ), client_secret VARCHAR ( 256 ) NOT NULL, scope VARCHAR ( 256 ), authorized_grant_types VARCHAR ( 256 ), web_server_redirect_uri VARCHAR ( 256 ), authorities VARCHAR ( 256 ), access_token_validity INTEGER, refresh_token_validity INTEGER, additional_information VARCHAR ( 4000 ), autoapprove VARCHAR ( 256 ) ) CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS oauth_client_token ( token_id VARCHAR ( 256 ), token BLOB, authentication_id VARCHAR ( 256 ) PRIMARY KEY, user_name VARCHAR ( 256 ), client_id VARCHAR ( 256 ) ) CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS oauth_access_token ( token_id VARCHAR ( 256 ), token BLOB, authentication_id VARCHAR ( 256 ), user_name VARCHAR ( 256 ), client_id VARCHAR ( 256 ), authentication BLOB, refresh_token VARCHAR ( 256 ) ) CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS oauth_refresh_token ( token_id VARCHAR ( 256 ), token BLOB, authentication BLOB ) CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS oauth_code ( code VARCHAR ( 256 ), authentication BLOB ) spring-boot-starter-web spring-boot-starter-security .boot spring-security-oauth2-autoconfigure 2.1.2.RELEASE spring-boot-starter-jdbc spring-boot-configuration-processor true com.h2database h2 runtime Databaseįor the sake of this tutorial we’ll be using H2 Database.
You can go to and generate a new project and then add the following dependencies: To build our Authorization Server we’ll be using Spring Security 5.x through A grant is a method of acquiring an access token.JSON Web Token is a method for representing claims securely between two parties as defined in RFC 7519.A unique token used to access protected resources.A server which issues access tokens after successfully authenticating a client and resource owner, and authorizing the request.An application that access protected resources on behalf of the resource owner.A server that handles authenticated requests after the client has obtained an access token.The user who authorizes an application to access his account.If you’re familiar with the earlier versions this Spring Boot Migration Guide Pre-reqįor this project we’ll be using Spring Security 5 through Spring Boot.
If you’re not familiar with OAuth2 I recommend this read. This guide walks through the process to create a centralized authentication and authorization server with Spring Boot 2,Ī demo resource server will also be provided.
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