[keycloak-user] Group / Subgroup Creation in Java

[Rodel Talampas]

Thanks Stian ☺
We are new to keycloak and this solves the problem ☺

From: Stian Thorgersen [mailto:sthorger at redhat.com]
Sent: Monday, February 6, 2017 3:40 PM
To: Rodel Talampas <rodel.talampas at helixleisure.com>
Cc: keycloak-user at lists.jboss.org
Subject: Re: [keycloak-user] Group / Subgroup Creation in Java

Most create methods in the admin java lib will return a result object. You need to call close on this to release the underlying http connection. This could be the cause.

On 6 February 2017 at 08:33, Rodel Talampas <rodel.talampas at helixleisure.com<mailto:rodel.talampas at helixleisure.com>> wrote:
Hi All,

Need help on the following scenario.

Been doing some POC for our keycloak user management project and having problems passing my unit test as when I create 3 level subgroups, my Keycloak Server hangs.

Sample Junit Test code:
======================================================
                        createSubGroups(
                                keycloak, "REALM1", CASHIER_GROUP,
                                "CLIENT_1");

                        createSubGroups(
                                keycloak, "REALM1", DUTY_MANAGER_GROUP,
                                "CLIENT_1");

                        createSubGroups(
                                keycloak, "REALM1", DUTY_MANAGER_GROUP,
                                "CLIENT_2");

                        createSubGroups(
                                keycloak, "REALM1", CASHIER_GROUP,
                                "CLIENT_2");

====================================
private static void createSubGroups(Keycloak keycloak, String realmName, String groupName,
                String realmClient){

                            GroupRepresentation parentSub = null;
                boolean found = false;
                for (GroupRepresentation group: keycloak.realm(realmName).groups().groups()){
                        for (GroupRepresentation sub: group.getSubGroups()){
                                if (sub.getName().equals(groupName))
                                {
                                        parentSub = sub;
                                        found = true;
                                        break;
                                }
                        }
                        if (found) break;
                }

                GroupResource parentSubResource = keycloak.realm(realmName).groups().group(parentSub.getId());
                GroupRepresentation subGroup1 = new GroupRepresentation();
                subGroup1.setName(groupName + "-" + realmClient);
                subGroup1.setPath("/Group_1/" + groupName);
                parentSubResource.subGroup(subGroup1);
}

========== Target Output Below ======

Groups
         Group_1
                   DUTY_MANAGER
                DUTY_MANAGER_Client_1
                             DUTY_MANAGER_Client_2
                   CASHIER
                             CASHIER_Client_1
                             CASHIER_Client_2

=================================

My code will only work properly for the first 2 calls of the method. On the 3rd call, it will somehow hang on the loop.
Am not able to debug nor step through in Junit.

It will only produce the following:
Groups
         Group_1
                   DUTY_MANAGER
                DUTY_MANAGER_Client_1
                   CASHIER
                             CASHIER_Client_1


I also tried of instead using a loop I use the getGroupByPath from the realmResource but still the same issue.
The only thing left for me is to call the Restful Service directly from my code.

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated.

Thanks
Rodel



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