[keycloak-dev] Required fields?

[Bill Burke]

Are you doing it like PL had it and specifying the WAR name?  There's 
really two sets of config:

Realm config (* if required):

realm*
realm-public-key*
auth-url*
code-url*
ssl-not-required
allow-any-hostname
disable-trust-manager
truststore (* if ssl and disable-trust-manager not set)
truststore-password (* if ssl and disable-trust-manager not set)
connection-pool-size


Application config:

resource
use-resource-role-mappings
credentials
bearer-only

Could be defined in both places to provide a default value (realm level) 
and override (app level)

enable-cors
client-keystore
client-keystore-password
client-key-password
cors-max-age
cors-allowed-headers
cors-allowed-methods
expose-token

Also a ResteasyClient (or Apache Http Client) should be created per 
realm or per Wildfly/EAP instance and shared by each application. 
There's also some refactoring that needs to be done here.  i.e. 
auth-url/code-urls should be combined into a realm url.

FYI, I'm about to refactor AS7/EAP adapter to either use an older 
version of Resteasy or Apache HTtp Client.  I don't want to required 
patching Resteasy to 3.0.5 for AS7/EAP applications.




On 12/12/2013 2:40 PM, ssilvert at redhat.com wrote:
> I'm working on letting the user specify the keycloak.json attributes
> from the keycloak subsystem.  Each attribute in ManagedResourceConfig
> becomes something you can change by editing standalone.xml or using CLI.
>
> I just need to know which attributes required for a keycloak deployment.
> https://raw.github.com/keycloak/keycloak/master/core/src/main/java/org/keycloak/adapters/config/ManagedResourceConfig.java
>
>>From the code in ManagedResourceConfigLoader, it looks like the required
> fields are:
> realm
> resource
> realm-public-key
> auth-url
> code-url
>
> Is that correct?
>
> Stan
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