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Create a Groups Loader that will generate groups based on YAML configuration file.

Groups will be loaded based on the configuration when the engine starts up.

Groups that already exist with the same name will not be modified.
Groups that do not exist in the DB will be created based on the YAML definition

Add code snippet of the working spring boot example

Hi there
I'm new in camunda
I just try to test it.

Everything work fine, but when I change username on jwt.io and after will use token to Postman App I get access and status 200 OK. If I delete a group I don't get response in JSON. Is it normal when I change username Camunda REST API still working?

Without token

Admin token

Master token. Still working

Only one user in Camunda

Hello,

very interested by this, try the docker example.
I had to comment the copy of docker/camunda/conf/bpm-platform.xml otherwise service doesn't start.

Yet I have not successfully run it => service start ok
but when I try to access the rest API (for ex: /engine-rest/engine)

• it gives me a 404 when no bearer token is povided (from camunda doc I was expected this to not be secure)
• it gives me the same 404 when provided the token as described in your readme, like if the rest
  service is not working. But camunda cokpit ui is fine, telling me the engine is green.
  And there is no obvious log on docker console.

Any idea what I am doing wrong ?

Regards,

Yves

PS : I also had to change the dependancy (groupid/artifactid) in order to build the example there were looking wrong.

Hello,

It could be useful to add a param that would allow to bypass the filter.

This is useful, for example, to bypass the Camunda's /identity/verify endpoint.

Reference: https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2018/04/how-to-exclude-a-url-from-a-filter.html

I may submit PR if this project is still maintained.