Posts tagged 'java'

  • Adding sign in to your Spring web application using OIDC

    In this tutorial, we’ll build a basic Java and Spring web application that does user registration and authentication. You’ll use FusionAuth to provide this functionality.

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  • ClearSpend chose FusionAuth because of self-hosting and clear APIs

    Stephen Saucier is a FusionAuth community member and Head of UX Development at ClearSpend. He chatted with us over email about how he and his team are using FusionAuth to meet their auth needs.

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  • Log4j CVE: How it affects FusionAuth (TLDR: It doesn't)

    The recent announcement of CVE-2021-44228, which allows for “arbitrary code loaded from LDAP servers when message lookup substitution is enabled” through a vulnerability in log4J has many people double checking the dependencies of their Java applications. This CVE is also known as the “Log4Shell” vulnerability.

    FusionAuth is not affected by this vulnerability in Log4j. FusionAuth uses a different logging framework, Logback, so there is no way that any FusionAuth applications could be compromised.

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  • Tucan uses FusionAuth with CockroachDB

    Michael Schramm is a FusionAuth community member and CTO of Tucan.ai. He chatted with us over email about how he and his team are using FusionAuth to meet their auth needs.

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  • Unio self hosts FusionAuth and saves $100k

    Jason Musyj is a FusionAuth community member and Co-Founder & CTO of Unio. He chatted with us over email about how he and his team are using FusionAuth to meet their auth needs.

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  • Using Java to manage FusionAuth

    In this tutorial, we’re going to illustrate how to use Java to accomplish various tasks with FusionAuth, programmatically. In order to speed up our development time, we’ll use the FusionAuth Java client library, which comes with already-built methods that we’ll use instead of building things from scratch.

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  • Easy Integration of Spring and FusionAuth

    Making a Spring application with FusionAuth is easy. Follow the steps below and in about an hour you’ll have FusionAuth providing user login and authorization for your application. Or you can be up and running in just a few minutes by using our example app.

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