Spring Boot Resource Server Example
Spring Boot Resource Server Example. We'll do this using JWTs, as well as opaque tokens, the two kinds of bearer tokens supported by Spring Security. In circumstances where validation needs to be customized, Resource Server ships with two standard validators and also accepts custom.
However, my very small example to try this out does not work ( e.g. E-Mail, First Name, Last Name) as JWT claims, received when a client. Second, indicate the location of the authorization server.
Everything thing works perfectly except getting the information from resource server to client.
We'll do this using JWTs, as well as opaque tokens, the two kinds of bearer tokens supported by Spring Security.
RELEASE containing nimbus-jose-jwt library to support JWT decoding. For example, a REST API can restrict access to only registered users with a proper role. To start with our Spring Boot REST example, let's create a Spring Boot web application.