Micah
With Spring Boot, if you use the OAuth2 client and a templating engine like Thymeleaf, the token will only ever be on the server. This post uses Spring Boot in that way. It layers in JPA and MySQL, but it’s using OAuth2 & OIDC at it’s core.
Micah
With Spring Boot, if you use the OAuth2 client and a templating engine like Thymeleaf, the token will only ever be on the server. This post uses Spring Boot in that way. It layers in JPA and MySQL, but it’s using OAuth2 & OIDC at it’s core.