Re: [keycloak-user] Recommended way for a custom login page
Hi,
I am still confused about the topic and need stil some help. I can of
course perform the actual POST request and retrieve both the
authentication token as well as the refresh token. Can I somehow add
those information as cookies which would be recognized during the next
request by the Keycloak Java Adapter in my application? Or is the SSO
mechanism way more complicated and can only be performed by the keycloak
application?
Thanks and best regards,
Nils
Am 19.10.2019 um 08:52 schrieb Nils Christian Ehmke:
Hi,
We are using Keycloak in a Spring Boot based application with Spring
Security. Now we need to add the realm somehow dynamically to the
request. As there is also the requirement to not use the default
Keycloak login page I decided to add a custom made login page for this.
My thoughts on this:
* I can change the redirect to the login url by setting it at the
KeycloakAuthenticationEntryPoint in the
KeycloakWebSecurityConfigurerAdapter.
* I could assemble the login url (with the realm) manually based on the
user's input.
But now I feel a little bit lost. Even if I perform the POST request to
the Keycloak server, how do I announce this to the Keycloak Adapter and
especially to Spring Security? Would I use the Javascript Adapter
instead? Can I somehow use the existing Java Keycloak Adapter?
Thanks for your help and best regards,
Nils
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