QUESTION about command in Wildfly configuration

[moksamedia]

These exampes are super helpful, thanks! Can you tell me what the purpose of this command is for in the wildfly configuration? Why do we need ot disable the integrated JASPI?

                    <commands>
                        <command>/subsystem=undertow/application-security-domain=other:write-attribute(name=integrated-jaspi, value=false)</command>
                        <command>reload</command>
                    </commands>

Thanks for the help!

[hantsy]

I asked some security questions on Wildfly zulip channel, and got the help from the Redhat guys, https://blogs.nologin.es/rickyepoderi/index.php?/archives/198-Using-jakartaee-10-security-OIDC-with-wildfly-27-preview.html

[moksamedia]

Great. Thanks.

[hantsy]

I have tried my example with Keyloack, Auth0, Okta on WildFly. Keycloak and Okta worked well. But I encountered an exception with Auth0. Check: eclipse-ee4j/soteria#325

If you have tried to connect an IDP provider, share your experience on Glassfish(it did not work here), and with Auth0 provider.

[moksamedia]

If you have time to answer one more question, I'd appreciate it. Is the MANIFEST.MF file necessary? My code seems to run find without it (and without the beans.xml file as well.

[moksamedia]

I'll try Auth0 and see if I can get it to work.

[hantsy]

If you have time to answer one more question, I'd appreciate it. Is the MANIFEST.MF file necessary? My code seems to run find without it (and without the beans.xml file as well.

Ignore it. I added due to a warning from WildFly console, but it does not resolve the issue.

[hantsy]

The Auth0 is working now. I have to setup the jwksReadTimeout value(increase the value) to make it work(maybe it is network issue from my side).