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README.md

Asgardeo Java Sample Webapp

Getting Started

Before getting started with running this app, make sure you have followed the instructions in the Try Out the Sample Apps section.

Open the index.jsp file. Scroll down to the <script> tag below the <body> where the app logic is written.

Paste the copied OAuth Client Key in front of the clientID attribute of auth.initialize method's argument object. You will be replacing a value called client-id.

Replace the "client-host" value of the clientHost attribute with the application's URL in the server.

 // Initialize the client
auth.initialize({
    signInRedirectURL: origin,
    clientID: "client-id",
    baseUrl: baseUrl,
    responseMode:"form_post"
});

Copy the java-webapp directory to a tomcat server to run it.

This SDK is supposed to be used only in Single-Page Applications. This sample shows how this SDK can be used in a Single-Page Application served by a Java Webapp. To authenticate Multi-Page Java Webapp Applications, it is recommended to use the Asgardeo Java OIDC SDK.

However, if you still decide to use the Asgardeo Auth SPA SDK, then make sure you

  • set the storage type to anything other than webWorker
  • initialize the IdentityClient using the initialize() method on every page you plan to use the SDK.