grails/grails-spring-security-rest-java-client

Name: grails-spring-security-rest-java-client

Owner: grails

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Created: 2017-01-16 10:35:46.0

Updated: 2017-09-05 03:07:15.0

Pushed: 2017-01-20 09:10:54.0

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Language: Java

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README

Java Client - Spring Security Rest for Grails

Java library to interact with Spring Security Rest for Grails plugin.

It uses the JSON Web Token (JWT) capabilities offered by plugin.

Installation

sitories {
jcenter()


ndencies {
compile 'org.grails:java-client-grails-spring-security-rest:0.3'

Login

Authentication Request:

ng serverUrl = "http://localhost:8080";
ng username = "sherlock";
ng password = "elementary";
authenticationRequest = new AuthenticationRequest.Builder()
            .serverUrl(serverUrl)
            .username(username)
            .password(password)
            .build();
esponse rsp = client.authenticate(authenticationRequest);

Correct Credentials

If authentication is successful a JwtResponseOK object is returned. This object contains a Jwt property.

ic interface Jwt {
String getUsername();

List<String> getRoles();

String getTokenType();

String getAccessToken();

int getExpiresIn();

String getRefreshToken();

Incorrect Credentials

If the credentials are incorrect a JwtResponseUnauthorized object is returned.

Token Refresh

To refresh the credentials issue this request:

ng refreshToken = "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.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.PB3epeHlU_dC22-X5hkidR5IF19WTcpRilKkgUjgqGM";
refreshRequest = new RefreshRequest.Builder()
            .serverUrl(serverUrl)
            .refreshToken()
            .build();
rsp = client.refreshToken(refreshRequest);
tResponseOK) rsp).getJwt().getAccessToken();

Dependencies

The library uses internally OkHttp and Gson

Author

Sergio del Amo - delamos@ociweb.com