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Draft: Support OAuth2 token introspection #157 #158
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fixes TNG#157 Signed-off-by: Nageswara Rao Maridu <[email protected]>
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The Introspection Endpoint was implemented as per below guidelines. The introspection response contains a json property called 'active', which can be used to determine whether the token is active or not. For supporting various use cases, the introspection response returns all the claims found in the provided token along with active property. Introspection Endpoint : POST {baseUrl}/realms/{issuer}/protocol/openid-connect/token/introspect |
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Thank you for your merge request, and sorry for taking so long to review it.
@@ -132,4 +135,9 @@ public String getHostname() { | |||
public String getRealm() { | |||
return realm; | |||
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@Nonnull | |||
public URI getTokenIntrospectionEndPoint() { |
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Maybe move it next to the token endpoint method? Also, please rename EndPoint
to Endpoint
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private static final String OPEN_ID_JWKS_PATH = "certs"; | |||
private static final String OPEN_ID_AUTHORIZATION_PATH = "auth"; | |||
private static final String OPEN_ID_END_SESSION_PATH = "logout"; | |||
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Please remove this empty line.
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public List<String> subject_types_supported; | |||
public List<String> id_token_signing_alg_values_supported; | |||
public String end_session_endpoint; | |||
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Please remove empty line.
@Override | ||
public void handle(RoutingContext routingContext) { | ||
LOG.info( | ||
"Inside TokenIntrospectionRoute. Request body is : {}", routingContext.body().asString()); |
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I'd like to keep the logging limited to the bare minimum. We already log every response in the CommonHandler, I see no need to log this here.
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String token = body.replaceFirst("^" + TOKEN_PREFIX, ""); | ||
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LOG.debug("Received a request to introspect token : {}", token); |
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Same here, we don't need to log the token here. The tool runs locally in a testing scope, so the user should know which token was passed in.
try { | ||
claims = tokenHelper.parseToken(token); | ||
} catch (Exception e) { | ||
// If the token is invalid, initialize an empty claims map |
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This would be a good point to actually add logging.
// To support various use cases, we are returning the same claims as the input token | ||
Map<String, Object> responseClaims = new HashMap<>(claims); | ||
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if (responseClaims.get(Claims.EXPIRATION) != null |
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This check is unnecessary, as the JWT library will already throw an exception if the token is expired. Instead, you should add the active claim as true within the try block above, and as false in the catch block.
Map<String, Object> claims; | ||
try { | ||
claims = tokenHelper.parseToken(token); | ||
} catch (Exception e) { |
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I'd actually differentiate here. If the exception is a ClaimJwtException, we still have access to the claims of the token, even if the token itself is expired or otherwise invalid. In this case, I'd still add all claims to the response, only with "active": "false".
.end(Json.encode(responseClaims)); | ||
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private boolean isExpiryTimeInFuture(String expiryTime) { |
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This is unnecessary (see comment above).
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; | ||
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@Singleton | ||
public class TokenIntrospectionRoute implements Handler<RoutingContext> { |
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Please add at least one happy test case to verify that passing in a valid token will return its claims plus the "active" field set to true. Also, please add some tests for the error cases (expired token, missing token, premature token, malformed token).
fixes #157
Signed-off-by: Nageswara Rao Maridu <[email protected]