Hello, is there any example doing this integration using API
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heatbr
09/29/2022, 8:21 PMHello, is there any example doing this integration using API
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rp_st
09/29/2022, 8:26 PMHey @heatbr there isn’t an example of this as such yet. But the easiest way to use supertokens along with Java is to host another service in node / golang or python which uses our SDK and acts as the auth server to your Java backend.
rp_st
09/29/2022, 8:26 PMHey!
rp_st
09/29/2022, 8:27 PMThere isn’t an example for this yet. But the easiest way to use supertokens with a Java backend is to setup a node / python or golang service which integrates with our SDK and is the auth server to your Java backend. Does that work for you?
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heatbr
09/30/2022, 12:11 PMyes I think it'll work. because we have kong api gateway I'm able to handle the autho to another stack.
I still have a doubt, because it's session based is it not necessary the /auth route being along as middleware ?
heatbr
09/30/2022, 12:12 PMwhat you said is I can do the auth on another service, for instance node with only the auth route and then use the given tokens to send the request to my java service ?
heatbr
09/30/2022, 12:13 PMand then my java service is able to handle doing request directly to the api.
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rp_st
09/30/2022, 1:50 PM> what you said is I can do the auth on another service, for instance node with only the auth route and then use the given tokens to send the request to my java service ?
yes.
> and then my java service is able to handle doing request directly to the api.
Which API? I thought the java service was the API.
rp_st
09/30/2022, 1:56 PM> I still have a doubt, because it's session based is it not necessary the /auth route being along as middleware ?
I don't think I understood this. The node server should reside on the same base domain (same or different sub domain) as the java service - cause it's cookie based sessions.
So if the java service is api.example.com, then node can be api.example.com/auth/* or auth.example.com/* (in this case you can set the apiDomain to be "/").
Does this answer the question?
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heatbr
09/30/2022, 2:22 PM> Which API? I thought the java service was the API.
I mean the suprtokens core.
> Does this answer the question?
Yes it does. thank you
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rp_st
09/30/2022, 2:25 PM> I mean the suprtokens core.
Ah yea.. sure. Your java service can talk to the core as well using its REST APIs. Nothing stopping you from doing that.
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