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]", "Status": "1", "Createtime": "2017-06-26" }, "Roleids": "100", "TokenInfo": { "Accesstoken": "4DE55A69-E372-4766-ACD3-1C419D6F2FDA", "Tokentype": "Bearer", "Webtokent": "uhsljfjoqwu4t4paqczh1sn0fp7puwklupns+x1dz8r9gx+njkbi7w==", "Refreshtoken": "d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "Expiresin": 34644, "Scope": "Read Write" } } } Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso micros

"},"Roleids": "100","TokenInfo": { "accessToken":"4de55a69-e372-4766-acd3-1c419d6f2fda", "tokenType": "bearer", "webTokent":"uHSLjfJoQwU4t4PAqCzH1SN0fp7PUWKluPNS+x1dZ8R9Gx+NJkBI7w==", "refreshToken":"d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "expiresIn": 34644, "scope": "read write"}}}Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso microservices, provide component-sso dependent components, and provide micro-service client User-service Micro-servi

(Userresponsecode.response_code_oauth_accesstoken_empty,NULL); } return This. GetUser (UserName); } @RequestMapping (Path= "/user/get/{username}", method =requestmethod.get) PublicResponsevo GetUser (@PathVariable (value = "UserName") (String userName) {MapNULL; Try{User User=Usermgrservice.getuserbyname (userName); if(NULL!=user) {Returndata=NewHashmap(); Returndata.put ("User", user); returnUserresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_success, returndata);

]", "Status":"1", "Createtime":"2017-06-26" }, "Roleids":" -", "TokenInfo": { "Accesstoken":"4DE55A69-E372-4766-ACD3-1C419D6F2FDA", "Tokentype":"Bearer", "webtokent":"uhsljfjoqwu4t4paqczh1sn0fp7puwklupns+x1dz8r9gx+njkbi7w==", "Refreshtoken":"d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "Expiresin":34644, "Scope":"Read Write" } } } Note: You can test with the Postman tool Framework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso m

(Userresponsecode.response_code_oauth_accesstoken_empty,NULL); } return This. GetUser (UserName); } @RequestMapping (Path= "/user/get/{username}", method =requestmethod.get) PublicResponsevo GetUser (@PathVariable (value = "UserName") (String userName) {MapNULL; Try{User User=Usermgrservice.getuserbyname (userName); if(NULL!=user) {Returndata=NewHashmap(); Returndata.put ("User", user); returnUserresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_success, returndata);

most of the options are represented by Tokenstore (back-end storage or local encoding).(1) When validating tokens in the request, use Remotetokenservices to invoke the/auth/check_token in Authserver.(2) share the database, use JDBC to store and verify tokens, and avoid accessing authserver.(3) using the JWT signature method, the resource server checks itself directly, without any intermediary media.Five, OAuth clientAfter the client obtains the token and wants to invoke the downstream service A

": "100","TokenInfo": {"Accesstoken": "4DE55A69-E372-4766-ACD3-1C419D6F2FDA","Tokentype": "Bearer","Webtokent": "uhsljfjoqwu4t4paqczh1sn0fp7puwklupns+x1dz8r9gx+njkbi7w==","Refreshtoken": "d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b","Expiresin": 34644,"Scope": "Read Write"}}}Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso microservices, provide component-sso dependent components, and provide micro-service client User-service Micro-service interface f

Userresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_oauth_accesstoken_empty, null); } return This.getuser (userName); } @RequestMapping (Path = "/user/get/{username}", method = Requestmethod.get) Public Responsevo GetUser (@PathVariable (value = "UserName") String userName) { mapnull; try { User user = Usermgrservice.getuserbyname (userName); if (null! = user) { Returndata = new hashmap Returndata.put ("user", user); return Userresponsecode.

Userresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_o Auth_accesstoken_empty, NULL); } return This.getuSer (userName); } @RequestMapping (Path = "/user/get/{username}", method = requestmethod.get) public Responsevo GetUser (@PathVaria ble (value = "UserName") String userName) {mapI'm just writing some of the code out here, and we'll post all the code in detail for your reference, from creating a database to every process that executes it.From now on, I will be documen

]", "status": "1", "createTime": "2017-06-26" }, "roleIds": "100", "tokenInfo": { "accessToken":"4de55a69-e372-4766-acd3-1c419d6f2fda", "tokenType": "bearer", "webTokent":"uHSLjfJoQwU4t4PAqCzH1SN0fp7PUWKluPNS+x1dZ8R9Gx+NJkBI7w==", "refreshToken":"d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "expiresIn": 34644, "scope": "read write" } Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso microservices, provide com

defaulttokenservices, and most of the options are represented by Tokenstore (back-end storage or local encoding).(1) When validating tokens in the request, use Remotetokenservices to invoke the/auth/check_token in Authserver.(2) share the database, use JDBC to store and verify tokens, and avoid accessing authserver.(3) using the JWT signature method, the resource server checks itself directly, without any intermediary media.Five, OAuth clientAfter the client obtains the token and wants to invok

Userresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_o Auth_accesstoken_empty, NULL); } return this.GetUser (UserName); } @RequestMapping (Path = "/user/get/{username}", method = requestmethod.get) public Responsevo GetUser (@PathVaria ble (value = "UserName") String userName) {mapI'm just writing some of the code out here, and we'll post all the code in detail for your reference, from creating a database to every process that executes it.From now on, I will be documen

": "", "Email": "[email protected]", "Status": "1", "Createtime": "2017-06-26" }, "Roleids": "100", "TokenInfo": { "Accesstoken": "4DE55A69-E372-4766-ACD3-1C419D6F2FDA", "Tokentype": "Bearer", "Webtokent": "uhsljfjoqwu4t4paqczh1sn0fp7puwklupns+x1dz8r9gx+njkbi7w==", "Refreshtoken": "d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "Expiresin": 34644, "Scope": "Read Write" } }} Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent C

]", "status": "1", "createTime": "2017-06-26" }, "roleIds": "100", "tokenInfo": { "accessToken":"4de55a69-e372-4766-acd3-1c419d6f2fda", "tokenType": "bearer", "webTokent":"uHSLjfJoQwU4t4PAqCzH1SN0fp7PUWKluPNS+x1dZ8R9Gx+NJkBI7w==", "refreshToken":"d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "expiresIn": 34644, "scope": "read write" } Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso microservices, provide com

]", "status": "1", "createTime": "2017-06-26" }, "roleIds": "100", "tokenInfo": { "accessToken":"4de55a69-e372-4766-acd3-1c419d6f2fda", "tokenType": "bearer", "webTokent":"uHSLjfJoQwU4t4PAqCzH1SN0fp7PUWKluPNS+x1dZ8R9Gx+NJkBI7w==", "refreshToken":"d3d71594-5c3f-4a68-a7e5-b8d21c4fa73b", "expiresIn": 34644, "scope": "read write" } Note: You can test with the Postman toolFramework Design idea: Provide independent Commonservice-sso microservices, provide com

(Userresponsecode.response_code_oauth_accesstoken_empty,NULL); } return This. GetUser (UserName); } @RequestMapping (Path= "/user/get/{username}", method =requestmethod.get) PublicResponsevo GetUser (@PathVariable (value = "UserName") (String userName) {MapNULL; Try{User User=Usermgrservice.getuserbyname (userName); if(NULL!=user) {Returndata=NewHashmap(); Returndata.put ("User", user); returnUserresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_success, returndata);

I based on the framework of the use of OAuth2.0 summary, drawing a user name + password to achieve OAuth2.0 login certification flowchart, today we look at the logout process: /** * User logoff * @param accesstoken * @return */@RequestMapping (value = "/user/logout", Metho D = requestmethod.post) public Responsevo userlogout (@RequestHeader (value = "Accesstoken", required = true) String access Token, @RequestHeader (value = "userid", required = True) Long userId) throws exception{Oauthaccesstok

writing some of the code out here, and we'll post all the code in detail for your reference, from creating a database to every process that executes it.From now on, I will be documenting the process and essence of the recent development of the spring cloud micro-service cloud architecture to help more friends who are interested in developing the Spring cloud fra

I based on the framework of the use of OAuth2.0 summary, drawing a user name + password to achieve OAuth2.0 login certification flowchart, today we look at the logout process:/** * 用户注销 * @param accessToken * @return */ @RequestMapping(value = "/user/logout", method = RequestMethod.POST) public ResponseVO userLogout(@RequestHeader(value = "accessToken", required = true) String accessToken, @RequestHeader(value = "userId", required = true) Long userId) throws Exception{

(Userresponsecode.response_code_oauth_accesstoken_empty,NULL); } return This. GetUser (UserName); } @RequestMapping (Path="/user/get/{username}", method =requestmethod.get) PublicResponsevo GetUser (@PathVariable (value ="UserName") (String userName) {MapNULL; Try{User User=Usermgrservice.getuserbyname (userName); if(NULL!=user) {Returndata=NewHashmap(); Returndata.put ("User", user); returnUserresponsecode.buildenumresponsevo (userresponsecode.response_code_success, returndata); }