How to pass authorization bearer JWT token in nifi using JettyWebSocketClient version 1.12.0 ?
Can not see any property to add the token for secure websocket connection...
Tried to add a custom property using "+" but the websocket client gets invalid with error message that the property is not supported.
Tried passing JWT token in the password property, but always get 403 Forbidden error.
You can add the JWT token as a property on the InovkeHTTP processor, but you need to make sure the token is stored within the attributes of the flowfile.
I generate the JWT token using a script and then use the EvaluateJsonPath processor to fetch the value and add it to the attributes of the flowfile
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Am currently developing a RestAPI out of some webservices that use soap as messaging protocol.
I managed to develop Login api and I get the needed token but when I attempted to use the token for another api call it is always mentioning the error: token expired
The error can be solved if I manage to add the Set-cookie value from the Login response header to the new api request, is there any idea how can I dynamically get the Set-Cookie value ?
I have a grails 3 application where authentication is done by Siteminder. After the user is authenticated we should be able to generate a JWT token and using that other rest apis call be protected.
I have used RequestHeaderAuthenticationFilter to authenticate the request header. Can anyone help in integrating JWT token in this scenario.
Thanks is advance
I achieved it by using a custom token generator which is called after the request header authentication and saved the token in http response header. Created a custom rest token validation filter to validate the token in API calls
I receive two JWTs: an OpenID Connect ID token (id_token) and an Access Token (access_token). The situation with OpenID is more or less clear - I can validate it using a JWKS Endpoint: https://smth.com/JWKS.
as in example (https://bitbucket.org/b_c/jose4j/wiki/JWT%20Examples):
HttpsJwks httpsJkws = new HttpsJwks("https://smth.com/JWKS");
HttpsJwksVerificationKeyResolver httpsJwksKeyResolver = new HttpsJwksVerificationKeyResolver(httpsJkws);
jwtConsumer = new JwtConsumerBuilder()
.setVerificationKeyResolver(httpsJwksKeyResolver)
.setExpectedAudience(...)
.setExpectedIssuer(...)
.build();
The question is how to proceed with the Access Token. I can extract from it the userId and userDetails, but I guess I need also to validate it?
If I try to validate the Access Token the same as for the ID Token, I am getting this error:
UnresolvableKeyException: Unable to find a suitable verification key for JWS w/ header {"alg" : "RS256", "kid":"1"}
And indeed there is no key for "kid" : "1", Also this value "1" seems kind of strange?
Am I doing something totally wrong?
It sounds like you are implementing the role of OpenID Connect client or Relying Party. The two tokens, ID token and access token, serve different purposes and should be handled differently by the client. The ID token is intended for the client and enables authentication of the end-user at the client. The client must validate the ID token (verify the signature and validate claims like exp and aud, etc.) before allowing the end-user in. The access token, however, is for the client to use to access resources or APIs but is not directly intended for the client to consume or validate. The access token is opaque to the client and the client shouldn't care or know about its details. In fact, access tokens aren't always JWTs. In OpenID Connect, the access token is used to call the user info endpoint (with the HTTP header, Authorization: Bearer [access token]) to get more claims/info about the end-user.
The value of "1" for the kid is totally legal but it is referring to a key that the AS/OP and the user info endpoint know about somehow. It is not a key at the OpenID Connect JWKS endpoint. "1" isn't a key that the client needs to know about because the client isn't supposed to directly verify the access token.
I have an API that I've built that uses JWT for authorization. How would I go about generating an appropriate JWT using Paw? I could just write a simple app to take in all my info and spit out a JWT, but I would rather be able to put the info in Paw somehow and have it generate the JWT and send it to the API.
The answer to this was staring me in the face since Paw is so powerful. I just used a dynamic value of my login call that produces the JWT. Now my JWT gets included in my headers automatically. More info can be found here: https://luckymarmot.com/paw/doc/Response_Parsed_Body_Dynamic_Value
You can add an header name Authorization and add the OAuth 2 Autorization in header value.
Then you need put your token at Token - Bearer field. (The selected field in the image bellow.)
Here's the solution that worked for me:
Creating an Authorization header and adding the string Bearer (with a space) before the token as follows:
Authorization: Bearer [YOUR_TOKEN]
P.S: There's a space between Bearer and your token.
I want to invoke a REST service that is hosted on WAS.
I would like to know how to set the ltpa token in the HTTP Request header while invoking the service using SOAPUI.
Can I set the token in the Cookie field of the header?
If so, what is the format ?
You must set this value in the cookie. My answer works on our WAS 8.5 servers. The cookie value must be:
LtpaToken2=<your token value goes here>
or
LtpaToken=<token here>
NOTE: you must have generated this token in the same realm as your server is running. If you have different realms, dev/test vs. production, your tokens don't work across these realms.
Be sure you have No Authentication selected in SOAPUI so you can validate that the token is working.