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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 23/03/16 10:30, Guus der Kinderen
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<div dir="ltr">Hi there,
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<div>Recently, I switched from WSO2 Identity Server to Keycloak,
and all of a sudden, the sun is shining a bit brighter, birds
are singing cheerful songs, and I'm pretty sure I just saw a
unicorn pass by, leaving multi-colored droppings. Thanks!</div>
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Nice summary, we should put to our homepage <span
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<div>That being said, I'm still pretty new, and could use some
help. I'll probably have more questions like these pretty
soon. Is there a instant messaging based channel (IRC, XMPP?)
where you guys hang out? For the entry-level questions that I
have, that might be more suitable.</div>
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We have #keycloak on freenode, but using keycloak-user mailing list
is better as not all members are on IRC and asynchronous channel is
preferred.<br>
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<div>In any case: my first question: We're using keycloak to
form the user base of our existing product. Integration is
going well, but I'm running into a snag: the existing product
has a paged user overview - much like the keycloak
administrative interface. However, unlike the keycloak
interface, I need to be able to calculate the exact amount of
pages (keycloak resorts to having a 'next page' button only, I
need to explicitly provide references to every page).</div>
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<div>To be able to integrate, I need to find a way to retrieve
the total number of users for a particular realm. So far, I'm
retrieving all users to be able to count them, which quite
obviously defeats the purpose of having a paginated call in
the first place. Is there a better way than keycloak.realm(
"myRealm" ).users().search( null, null, null ).size() ?</div>
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We have model method for getUsersCount(), but looks we don't have it
exposed through admin REST endpoint. Feel free to create JIRA.<br>
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Marek<br>
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<div>Kind regards,</div>
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<div> Guus</div>
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