See how easy it is to bootstrap a CRUD API with Spring Initializr, build it with Spring Boot and Kotlin, and secure it with Auth0.
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See how easy it is to bootstrap a CRUD API with Spring Initializr, build it with Spring Boot and Kotlin, and secure it with Auth0.
Read more…
Brought to you by @AccordionGuy
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It seems api identifier and issues in yml file used interchangeably ,can you please check and verify .
Really liked the Article Post. Very few out there using nimbus-jose.
I agree with @info47 , there is some issue with yml config. The ways placeholder are use its prevents application to start.
@AccordionGuy would you be able to help here? Thanks!
Hi there — I’m the author of the post. Let me take a look at the issue with the .yml file and see what’s going on. I’ll get back to you shortly.
I’ll give it a look.
Perfect! Thanks a lot!
Hello, @sushant.shek!
You’re correct — somehow, when writing the part about application.yml, I got the { API Identifier } and { Domain } placeholders mixed up. I’ll update the article, but that will take a couple of days. In the meantime, here’s the correct version of the application.yml template:
auth0:
audience: { API Identifier }
spring:
security:
oauth2:
resourceserver:
jwt:
issuer-uri: https://{ Domain }/
If you’ve been using the suggested names while following the tutorial, replace { API Identifier } with hotsauces.demo.
Thanks for sharing that @AccordionGuy !