Attention: Due to an upgrade beginning on Friday, the 22nd August 2025, any new collabs, groups and any changes to teams will not be kept beyond the weekend. User creation will also be disabled during this time. The actual upgrade will take place on Wednesday, 27th August. On that day, any service requiring a Keycloak login will be unavailable for the duration of the upgrade. Thank you for your understanding as we complete this important work.

For the duration of the maintenance period, Collaboration and Group creation features will be temporarily disabled and will return HTTP 503 Service Unavailable errors until further notice.


Last modified by messines on 2021/06/08 17:32
From version 8.1
edited by messines
on 2020/07/15 18:33
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7 7  The client is confidential with a secret, you obtain it throught the registering oidc client tutorial above.
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12 12  The whole authentication flow presented here is based on the official OAuth2 rfc describe in the section 4.1
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102 102  == Access user info ==
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104 +==== Request ====
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104 104  Now that your application got the access token of your user, it's really easy to fetch user info
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106 106  (% class="box infomessage" %)
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118 +==== Response ====
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116 116  As response you will have a json with all the information on the logged user, for my user
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