I am using AngularJS 1.2.5 and JBOSS AS 7. On Thursday, January 30, 2014 2:36:20 AM UTC-6, Paul McCaughtry wrote: > > Has anyone used JBOSS and OAUTH2 to create a ReSTful login API? The > application I'm working has constraint of using Java backend that utilizes > SSL and OAUTH2. > > I would like to post j_username and j_password to j_security_check via > $resource POST in an AngularJS service. When I do so, I receive 200 but > authentication never happens. I verify that that both j_username and > j_password values are what I expect and set headers for content-type > as application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Everything in the application > dependent on authentication fails to load. > > The alternative is a <grrr> page request from a traditional form post. > This method fails on client-side redirect. I have a cookie tracking the > last route a user visited. If this cookie doesn't exist, the app should > redirect to a default route. When using the traditional form submission, I > see in Firebug that instead of redirecting to the route, j_security_check > is trying to load the path to the template assigned to the route in the > configuration. If I hit the back button, I see the route stored in the > cookie and the data is populated in the view. > > Is this something that can be configured in the web.xml file, does it > require an interceptor servlet or is it not possible to POST the form > fields via ajax? I'd like a solution that allows the SPA to remain an SPA. > > Thank you. >
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