Spring Boot: OAuth
How to implement OAuth for authentication in Spring Boot
- OAuth2 Login Basics
- How to get information about the user logged in via OAuth:
- Logout
- Testing
- https://medium.com/@mark.hoogenboom/testing-a-spring-boot-application-secured-by-oauth-e40d1e9a6f60
- Github Code that goes with this article: https://github.com/mark-hoogenboom/spring-boot-oauth-testing
- https://medium.com/@mark.hoogenboom/testing-a-spring-boot-application-secured-by-oauth-e40d1e9a6f60
Related topics:
- Spring Boot: —A Java web application framework
- Spring Boot: Actuator—Checking the endpoint mappings, health or other info about your Spring Boot app
- Spring Boot: Application Properties—Defining the application.properties
- Spring Boot: ControllerAdvice—A place to factor out common ExceptionHandler, ModelAttribute and InitBinder code across multiple controllers
- Spring Boot: CSV—Downloading and Uploading CSV files with Spring Boot
- Spring Boot: Database Migrations—When you need to make a change to your database schema for an app in progress
- Spring Boot: Heroku—Tips for running with Spring Boot applications on Heroku
- Spring Boot: Logging—How to write information to the log in Spring Boot
- Spring Boot: OAuth—How to implement OAuth for authentication in Spring Boot
- Spring Boot: POST and CSRF—If you get 403 forbidden messages when using POST
- Spring Boot: Postgres—Using Spring Boot with Postgres
- Spring Boot: RestTemplate—When you need to access other APIs from the backend of your Spring Boot Application
- Spring Boot: Secrets—Ways of keepings database credentials and OAuth client secrets out of Github
- Spring Boot: Security—Authentication, Authorization and other Security issues
- Spring Boot: Sessions—How to make the stateless HTTP protocol stateful
- Spring Boot: SQL—Working with SQL and Databases in Spring Boot
- Spring Boot: VS Code—Suggested VS Code extensions for working with Spring Boot