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Normally they should be exactly the same.
Can you provide a test token or make sure it verifies correctly in the debugger here?

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Thank you for your immediate reply. Please find the token generated in Java and C++.
“alg”: “HS512”
“name”: “Test”
secret key = “12345678901234567890”

Token generated in Java
eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiJ9.eyJuYW1lIjoiVGVzdCJ9.K5zOyuT9njBNWPttoQLDEKIQFaiGs4URM7vN90DXtsqL8NKIqU8UNT3RNJXCUKnaRr5hQvSvaz9huxuj8jwYlA

For the same data, the token generated in C++
eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiJ9.eyJuYW1lIjoiVGVzdCJ9.9LuJlX6wVlXJ8u_C3GsGyLaMiwufc17XzA-kYcbRFyeLmS4TVG2iQvw_sOpby5dOHz2sx3K2hsWHRxLaP-f1zA

Regards,
Rad

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As you can check on the official jwt website, your Java token is invalid.
What library do you use in Java?

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The java token gets verified successfully on checking the base64 checkbox. Also the C++ token also verifies successfully only after checking the checkbox.

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No it does not. Notice that modifying the key or base checkbox changes the token.
You need to enter your key details first and then copy paste your token.
If you do that the token is invalid no matter if you check base64 or not.

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Thank you very much for your inputs. As you mentioned the issue was with java API. Now signature is verified successfully.

Thanks & Regards,
Rad

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No Problem.

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