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Hi,
In the end I have implemented the following solution to JAX-RS support for social oauth2 login.
1. Publish a REST API with methods to start the auth2 protocol conversation:
Method1: /api/v1/auth/oauth2/authorizationurl?providerID=PROVIDER_ID--> GET
In client app redirect to social oauth provider site.
When callback function is passed retrieve auth code and call the next API:
Method2: /api/v1/auth/oauth2/registration/PROVIDER_ID?authorizationCode=4%2FakHdEp0ZNf1ALQ_Ycs2aNXdUgnhQ.0mKOEcbxr8AbOl05ti8ZT3bp7nTNg --> GET
2. Use a java social oauth client implementation to handle the negotiation with each provider with a unified API from my app point of view. I am using socialauth.
3. After that process I obtain user profile. I use this information to perform either authentication or registration if not previously registered using Picketlink.
This is just to share.
Regards,
Esteve