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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
Well no much to do... just need two things... annotate your Main Spring Boot application class and then make sure that you have the properties required.
You can have a look to this integration test to see how it works.
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
and one more thing, this library provides you all the beans that you may need to configure your different repositories like store, client credentials etc.
If you want to know how to configure the Spring OAuth2 using this library you can look at the project in my oath2-server and have a look to the spring oauth2 doc.
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Repulser
commented on May 18, 2024
By looking at the Oauth 2 server code, it seems that MongoTokenStore should be a bean?
Though Ive added the @EnableMongoSecurity annotation and still get
Parameter 1 of constructor in catalogue.mobile.AuthorizationServerConfig required a bean of type 'uk.co.caeldev.springsecuritymongo.MongoTokenStore' that could not be found.
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
Hello have you added the properties ? Because that could be the only reason why the bean is not in the application context
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By looking at the Oauth 2 server code, it seems that MongoTokenStore should be a bean?
Though Ive added the @EnableMongoSecurity annotation and still get
Parameter 1 of constructor in catalogue.mobile.AuthorizationServerConfig required a bean of type 'uk.co.caeldev.springsecuritymongo.MongoTokenStore' that could not be found.
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Repulser
commented on May 18, 2024
That was it!! thanks a lot, I added them and everything started working, one last question: is there a way to use my own mongo client and authenticate on my own?
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
I dont know what you mean by that but so far this library is like an
extension for Spring Security to use mongo instead of JDBC. there is no
spring logic regarding to authentication.
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That was it!! thanks a lot, I added them and everything started working,
one last question: is there a way to use my own mongo client and
authenticate on my own?
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
you can always override the mongo client provided by defining your own and using the @primary annotation 👍
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Repulser
commented on May 18, 2024
I meant authenticating with mongo, the @Primary worked perfectly, thanks! though theres still the need to define the properties, is there a way to avoid this or should i just pseudo-define them?
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
unfortunately it is mandatory for this version just because without those
properties the default implementation wont work...
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I meant authenticating with mongo, the @primary worked perfectly, thanks!
though theres still the need to define the properties, is there a way to
avoid this or should i just pseudo-define them?
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
for the next version I could add the validation at the mongo client level
and see how that works.
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unfortunately it is mandatory for this version just because without those
properties the default implementation wont work...
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> way to avoid this or should i just pseudo-define them?
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
What kind of feature are you trying to implement that the default Mongo
client does not support?
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for the next version I could add the validation at the mongo client level
and see how that works.
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> unfortunately it is mandatory for this version just because without those
> properties the default implementation wont work...
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Repulser
commented on May 18, 2024
Nothing really, im just using mongo for other things and would like to share the client, aswell as using different methods of authentication....
Removing the requirement for the properties would be nice, though ill just fill them with randomness for now.
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caelcs
commented on May 18, 2024
I have release version 2.0.0 adding only the Mongo Client when the properties has been set. Can I close this issue?
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