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Self Bootstrapping Keycloak Server and Bundled Application
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This is an example of bundling the Keycloak server with an app within the same WAR in an EAP 6.x environment.
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* On bootup, a default realm is imported from WEB-INF/testrealm.json if it doesn't exist yet.
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* On bootup, the adapter config is created on the fly and configured with the testrealm imported.
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* The application is secured with keycloak (see jboss-web.xml)
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* web.xml security constraints are set for the secured URLs that are secured by keycloak
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* Because of weirdness with Resteasy 2.3.x, any secured JAX-RS urls from the application must have a security
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constraint that denies all as they will be reachable in two places. Under the Keycloak REST url "/rest" and under the
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application's REST url "/database".
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* Adapter config can be modified on the fly by getting the AdapterDeploymentContext from a servlet context attribute.
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* You must specify a host-port context param so that the auth url for AdapterConfig can be set correctly.
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* Run this demo by going to http://localhost:8080/app-bundle. Then click on the url.
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