I've received the code from Martijn Dashorst. It should be enough to get
you up and running.
This page is mounted like this: mountPage("/oidc/#{action}",
KeyhubOidcPage.class);
Redirect to this page to start the authentication.
package nl.topicus.iridium.conversie.web.pages.public_pages.keyhub;
Hi,
You could use any OAuth library you like.
The idea is:
- when an unauthenticated user requests a secured page Wicket should
redirect to the login page
- that logic page is not managed by Wicket but by your preferred OAuth
library
- in the callback from the OAuth library you should save the dat
Hi Boris,
I would go for pac4j-oidc. It does not provide Wicket integration out of
the box, but it is very easy to setup and you only need a few lines of code
to check the authentication. Perhaps @dashorst can share the code:
https://twitter.com/dashorst/status/280001847054336
You can find an
Subject: OAuth authentication
What is the current best practice for allowing users to sign in to a Wicket
application using an OAuth2 provider (eg Google account, Twitter, Canvas, etc).
* Is Apache Shiro a possibility? Looks like it’s got some Wicket
integration, but OAuth2 is listed as
What is the current best practice for allowing users to sign in to a Wicket
application using an OAuth2 provider (eg Google account, Twitter, Canvas, etc).
* Is Apache Shiro a possibility? Looks like it’s got some Wicket
integration, but OAuth2 is listed as “coming”.
* PicketLink?
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