It was incorrectly relying on web application listeners on session
destruction.
While it's used as a Spring Bean (declared in
KeycloakWebSecurityConfigurerAdapter) so it has to use Spring-based
facility.
See also https://lists.jboss.org/pipermail/keycloak-user/2016-March/005479.html
Sometimes the error message is blank, which results in an empty error line getting logged.
Since the catch always logs "failed to turn code into token" and "status from server: " + failure.getStatus() (on separate lines) this extra blank line is simply noise in the log.
Fix debug message that does not properly handle single quotes
according to java.text.MessageFormat, which in turn causes the
replacement to not be handled.
Signed-off-by: Phil Brown <brownp@stellarscience.com>
- Provides a default implementation based on mappings loaded from a properties file.
- Role mappers can also be configured in the keycloak-saml susbsytem.
I use Keycloak Spring Adapter (KSA) to secure existing application. Today I realized that some functions didn't work anymore because of security checking like this:
```
GrantedAuthority adminRole = new MySpecialGrantedAuthority( "superadmin" );
for ( GrantedAuthority role : userRoles ) {
if ( role.equals( adminRole ) ) {
return true;
}
}
```
In this example, when I use KSA authorization fails.
I believe, that more preferable in `KeycloakRole` use this implementation of `equals` method.
I use Keycloak Spring Adapter (KSA) to secure existing application. Today I realized that some functions didn't work anymore because of security checking like this:
```
GrantedAuthority adminRole = new MySpecialGrantedAuthority( "superadmin" );
for ( GrantedAuthority role : userRoles ) {
if ( role.equals( adminRole ) ) {
return true;
}
}
```
In this example, when I use KSA authorization fails.
I believe, that more preferable in `KeycloakRole` use this implementation of `equals` method.
Users who want to use PKCE support with the KeycloakInstalled adapter need to set the property
``"enable-pkce": true` in the adapter configuration / `keycloak.json`.
