Decrypted value ends with "=" about jasypt-spring-boot HOT 3 CLOSED

Hey Fabio, thanks for using the library :)
The problem is your Encryption endpoint and the way you're invoking it. You're taking the whole body (@RequestBody String test) as input in your endpoint, and when doing the curl, you're sending it as FORM data by default (without specifying content-type).
So when you capture the Request Body in your endpoint and is converted to String, Spring finds that you only defined one parameter mytext that has no value, so its literally "mytext=" in URL form enconded format. Since you're sending --data mytext

Change your encrypt method in JasyptController to this:

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.POST)
    public
    @ResponseBody
    String encrypt(
        @RequestParam("text") String text) {
        String encrypted = stringEncryptor.encrypt(text.trim());
        logger.info("ORIGINAL: " + text);
        logger.info("ENCRYPTED: " + encrypted);
        logger.info("DECRYPTED: " + stringEncryptor.decrypt(encrypted));
        return String.format("ENC(%s)", encrypted);
    }

Notice the change from @RequestBody to @RequestParam("text"). So when you invoke it from curl, you need to send a parameter called text in your URL-encoded-form data:

$ curl localhost:8080/encrypt --data text=mytext
ENC(nWdKNNDGamuA+79stkv5ww==)

Best Regards,
Uli

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No words... You're right and I'm feeling totally silly! I'm sorry for having wasted your time, thank you a lot!

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No worries man, glad I could help. If you like the library please give it a star.
Best,
Uli

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