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Example User Storage Provider
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This is an example of user storage backed by a simple properties file. This properties file only contains username/password
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key pairs. To deploy this provider you must have Keycloak running in standalone or standalone-ha mode. Then type the follow maven command:
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mvn clean install wildfly:deploy
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The "readonly-property-file" provider is hardcoded to look within the users.properties file embeded in the deployment jar
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THere is one user 'tbrady' with a password of 'superbowl'
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The "writeable-property-file" provider can be configured to point to a property file on disk. It uses federated
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storage to augment the property file with any other information the user wants.
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Our developer guide walks through the implementation of both of these providers.
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