12:04 p.m.
Hello,
I have been thinking If it's possible to create a custom mapper that could
call an API and add some parameters (or sub parameters) to the JWT Token
that is generated?
If yes, are there any examples how to do so and what data is available to
the mapper? ( the user? Requested scope? ...)
Regards,
Avinash
2:24 a.m.
I realized after reading through past conversations that what i need is
a protocol mapper but now i am struggling to get one working. Here's
what i am doing right now:
1) created a class that implements the ProtocolMapper interface
2) created a jar with that class and package (i'm not sure what the
META-INF/services folder should contain, any pointers for tha?)
3) put the jar in the providers folder (as the readme in the folder says)
Is there a jar that i can use for inspiration or as a base? Any help or
pointers would be apprecited.
Regards,
Avinash
On 1/25/17 23:49, Avinash Kundaliya wrote:
Hello, I have been thinking If it's possible to create a custom
mapper
that could call an API and add some parameters (or sub parameters) to
the JWT Token that is generated? If yes, are there any examples how to
do so and what data is available to the mapper? ( the user? Requested
scope? ...) Regards, Avinash
2:55 a.m.
We have bunch of examples in the distribution. Not for the
protocolMapper though, but still, it is probably useful for the
inspiration. See folder "provider" in the examples dist.
Also note that for the protocolMapper, you would likely need to
implement some other interfaces besides just the protocolMapper
interface. For example OIDCAccessTokenMapper (if you use OIDC protocol)
etc. See the builtin Keycloak implementations for more details.
Marek
On 30/01/17 09:24, Avinash Kundaliya wrote:
I realized after reading through past conversations that what i need
is
a protocol mapper but now i am struggling to get one working. Here's
what i am doing right now:
1) created a class that implements the ProtocolMapper interface
2) created a jar with that class and package (i'm not sure what the
META-INF/services folder should contain, any pointers for tha?)
3) put the jar in the providers folder (as the readme in the folder says)
Is there a jar that i can use for inspiration or as a base? Any help or
pointers would be apprecited.
Regards,
Avinash
On 1/25/17 23:49, Avinash Kundaliya wrote:
> Hello, I have been thinking If it's possible to create a custom mapper
> that could call an API and add some parameters (or sub parameters) to
> the JWT Token that is generated? If yes, are there any examples how to
> do so and what data is available to the mapper? ( the user? Requested
> scope? ...) Regards, Avinash
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