I think there are more ways to do something like this. One way can be doing Angular HTTP interceptor at your application side. Another possibility can be handle this on Keycloak side and create Event listener, which will listen for LOGIN event and then check your DB (See our provider's example and especially examples/providers/event-listener-sysout for the inspiration).

Not sure which possibility is better for you, I am not sure I correctly understand your use-case well.

Marek

On 3.6.2015 19:40, Juan Diego wrote:

Hi

I am doing a portal with angularJS and the backend with java, and it seems to be working with the basics.

I am having trouble figuring out a way to do the following:

I have a table user with info like username, email and userid, avatar, etc, and I want to update that table with the user info if it is the first time they log in.

The only way I can think to do this is to create a controller and set it on all my pages so it looks if the user is already in the database, but it seems like it will try to do that all the time, which doesnt seems practical.
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