Ron--

I found the problem.  I didn't set the security in the correct order.  Once 
I did that, everything is working perfectly.  I hate being a rookie again.  
Thanks for answering.

--Dale

On Monday, May 7, 2018 at 6:24:22 PM UTC-4, Ron wrote:
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> I assume that by “Swagger 2.9.0” you mean Springfox, as there’s no Swagger 
> tool, and not with that version.
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> As for the codegen, are you sure you’re using version 1.3.2? That version 
> also doesn’t exist for the project.
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> As for authentication, it depends on what your API definition has for 
> those operations. You can say that operations require authorization, don’t 
> require authorization, or can work either with or without authorization.
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> *From: *<swagger-sw...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>> on behalf of Dale 
> Christ <dechris...@gmail.com <javascript:>>
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> *Date: *Monday, May 7, 2018 at 14:12
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> *Subject: *Swagger-codegen code generation question
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> Everyone--
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> I'm in the middle of putting together my first service-based project using 
> spring-boot 2.0.1 (secured RESTful services), Swagger 2.9.0, using RESTful 
> controllers , hal browser, etc.  I'm using  swagger-codegen 1.3.2. to 
> generate a client library that I can use in whatever Java client 
> application that I choose. 
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> When I generate the client modules, all of the client modules in a given 
> service (Users for example need to be all authorized (HttpBasic, ApiKey, or 
> OAuth2).  I'd like to have a "validate" operation that will be POSTed,and 
> would not use any other form of authentication.  All of my other operations 
> (create, retrieve, update, delete) will be authenticated after I validate 
> the user (by salty tokens upon validation - unless there is a better idea - 
> and I'm sure they're are). 
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> Is there way to generate the code to allow authenticated and 
> non-authenticated operations to work in the same service?
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> Thanks for reading.
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> --Dale
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