Le mardi 17 mai 2016 15:09:51 UTC+2, Zee a écrit :
>
> Hello,
> We have a "microservices" style infrastructure where each component is
> it's own service. They all have BasicAuth using the dropwizard basic auth
> authentication model. Some services need to talk to other microservices, so
> I'm using the Jersey Client to make those calls. However, I need to pass
> the Basic Auth token from one service to another. Is there a way of
> accessing the basic auth token from my resource? (I.E at authentication
> level, once the user is authenticated, pass that auth token to the client
> in the resource).
>
> Right now I have to hardcode the token in for a user, or store the
> password in Principal and create the token from that when making a client
> request. Both of these methods are obviously insecure.
>
> Thanks
>
I would use a @Context HttpHeaders parameter to my resource, jersey will
happily inject it when you ask...
@GET
public Response testGet(@Auth User user, @Context HttpHeaders headers) {
....
String auth = headers.getHeaderString(HttpHeaders.AUTHORIZATION);
....
}
That should get you going
Erwan
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