iam trying to test api using swagger UI. but Authorization request header is not getting added to request headers. But correlationId is getting added.
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I am using spring boot framework to generate a soap request to consume the soap service.
Using SOAP-UI/ Postman, I can be able to send the request in xml format as specified in service wsdl.
But, I am generating soap request body my marshalling the java object and sending it through spring application.
Is there any way to see/visualise the intermediate request in XML format in this case ?
I am facing an issue in my code. I need to pass the generated token in request (K,V) header to valid the user in filter.
Is there any possible ways to set the generate token default in all requests header.
I am using Spring boot, Sql developer. To generate token i am using JWT.
Thanks in advance
Try spring filter or interceptors, you can implement a custom filter to ensure all your requests contains auth token in the header
Here is a good tutorial on the filters: https://dzone.com/articles/working-with-filters-in-spring
I have set up a basic soap spring boot web service using the spring initializer.
I have set up a user endpoint and user service as well as a soap web service config. when sending the soap request in postman I get an empty response back
The sample you have posted seems to be inspired from the spring Spring Sample
There is every step explained.
I'd recommend SopaUI too as #earandap mentioned.
I have a Spring Rest App and also a Native App in Okta. I added the #EnableOauth2So in my Configuration class (I don't have a custom WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter class), and all the necessary info in the application.yml in order to connect with OKTA.
When I use the browser, everything works as expected. My rest endpoints are redirected to the okta login page, then I enter my okta credentials, and it redirects me to my rest endpoint. The session is saved as expected.
However, I'm failing to use my rest endpoints with Postman. I have only managed to get an access_token and id_token (token_type : bearer) form the okta endpoint /v1/token. The grant_type is password and scope is openid
I don't know how to use the access_token/id_token in order to successfully call my rest endpoints from Postman. I have tried adding them as a Authorization Bearer header, but no success.
What am I missing?
There should be two options
Add header "Authorization: Bearer {{access_token}}"
Send it as queryparam http://test.api.com?access_token={{access_token}}
Hope it helps you.
Our Java Spring application receives header information in request calls, such as Authorization information. What would be the best way in Spring to ensure that the header information is passed on in all sub-sequent outward http calls?