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Greetings, I have written an ServiceExtension which has injected a Webservice like in the Samples. I use gradle and added Sadly my endoint edit: edv-version 0.6.4
//more properties...
web.http.my-endpoint.port=56789
web.http.my-endpoint.path=/my-endpoint
web.http.my-endpoint.type=tokenbased
web.http.my-endpoint.auth.key=apiKeyMy public class MyExtension implements ServiceExtension {
@Inject
DataFlowManager dataFlowManager;
@Inject
WebService webService;
@Override
public void initialize(ServiceExtensionContext context) {
//TODO: implement initialization
System.out.println("init extension...");
Monitor monitor = context.getMonitor();
monitor.debug("Registering MyExtension");
webService.registerResource("my-endpoint",new CustomApiController(monitor));
dataFlowManager.register(new MyDataFlowController(monitor));
}
@Override
public String name() {
return "name";
}
}My @Consumes({MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON})
@Produces({MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON})
@Path("/")
public class CustomApiController {
private final Monitor monitor;
public CustomApiController(Monitor monitor) {
this.monitor = monitor;
}
@GET
@Path("hello")
public String checkHealth() {
monitor.info("Received a health request for hello-endpoint");
return "{\"response\":\"I'm alive!\"}";
}
} |
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Hi @3rim probably you miss the extension that configure the edc-auth-configuration = { module = "org.eclipse.edc:auth-configuration", version.ref = "edc" }Let me know if this helps Thanks |
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Hi @wolf4ood |
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Did you also add |
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I added it now. My build fails now. "Could not find org.eclipse.edc:auth-configuration:0.6.4." |
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Nope it was introduced here For that version you have wire it manually. If i remember correctly you just need to inject @Inject
private AuthenticationService authenticationService;and then register a resource webService.registerResource("my-endpoint", new AuthenticationRequestFilter(authenticationService)); |
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Here you go [versions] [libraries] [plugins] ` |
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Ok. IntelIj does not highlight an error anymore and if i pres ctr+b i get to the |
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The auth-configuration should be removed since it's not available in the version you are using |
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Perfect. Thanks a lot it works now :) |
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and to access the endpoint now i just need to add into the header "x-api-key: apiKey" i guess, right |
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@wolf4ood |
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yes it was introduced here |
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ok. i will try to look up thanks |
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Hi @wolf4ood Also this is my provider.config web.http.port=18180
web.http.path=/api
web.http.management.port=18181
web.http.management.path=/management
web.http.protocol.port=18182
web.http.protocol.path=/protocol
web.http.control.port=18183
web.http.control.path=/control
web.http.my-endpoint.port=56789
web.http.my-endpoint.path=/my-endpoint
web.http.my-endpoint.auth.type=tokenbased
web.http.my-endpoint.auth.key=apiKey
edc.dsp.callback.address=http://localhost:18182/protocol
edc.participant.id=provider
edc.ids.id=urn:connector:provider
edc.transfer.proxy.token.signer.privatekey.alias=private-key
edc.transfer.proxy.token.verifier.publickey.alias=public-keyIf i dont include This is my Extension: public class MyExtension implements ServiceExtension {
@Inject
DataFlowManager dataFlowManager;
@Inject
WebService webService;
@Inject
private ApiAuthenticationRegistry authenticationService;
@Override
public void initialize(ServiceExtensionContext context) {
Monitor monitor = context.getMonitor();
webService.registerResource("my-endpoint",new CustomApiController(monitor));
webService.registerResource("my-endpoint",new AuthenticationRequestFilter(authenticationService,"my-endpoint"));
dataFlowManager.register(new MyDataFlowController(monitor));
}
@Override
public String name() {
return "name";
}
}My dependencies: The issue now is the following: |
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Nope it was introduced here
For that version you have wire it manually. If i remember correctly you just need to inject
and then register a resource