I am trying to apply the JWT token in my spring boot application. The JWT token is not returned
Here is the security configuration, JWT authentication filter and the controller classes, I want to test the filter by providing the jwtlogindto in the body of the request /api/signin, but it does not recognize it and the credentials are not checked and no tiken is returned. Can you help me to figure out the bugs that causing this error?
I am trying to apply the JWT token in my spring boot application. The JWT token is not returned
Here is the security configuration, JWT authentication filter and the controller classes, I want to test the filter by providing the jwtlogindto in the body of the request /api/signin, but it does not recognize it and the credentials are not checked and no tiken is returned. Can you help me to figure out the bugs that causing this error?
Customed usernamepasswordauthorizationfilter not working :(
I’ve made custom login filter extended From usernamepasswordauthenticationfilter.
From attemptAuthorization, i couldnt get obtainUsername(request)
Spring Security issue with JWT: Cannot subclass final class JwtAuthenticationProvider
I would appreciate your help with resolving this issue. I have an application (appA) developed with spring-boot 3.2.5. This application has another module (moduleA) which implements Spring Security’s resource server (spring-boot-starter-oauth2-resource-server). Whenever I try to start the application, I get this error:
jwt validation in spring security
I am trying to implement jwt in my spring boot project but have this error whenever I tested the token in postman, I don’t know what I did wrong in the implementation. The thing is that when I register a new user or login as an existing user, the app is able to return a token to me but when I used the returned token to perform other validation with the “Bearer ” keyword, I got this error that says Compact JWT strings may not contain whitespace. Here is the logcat and my code.
Unable to Authenticate Users with JWT in Spring Security
When attempting to POST user credentials to the login endpoint (http://localhost:8080/api/auth/login), I consistently encounter the following issue: