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Client SDK for Java (deprecated)

Maven Dependency​

There are two versions of Client SDK for Java - core and extension. Core covers REST API requests for users, profile, groups, namespaces and data storages, and also allows user to send e-mail and SMS messages. The rest of the APIs are covered in extension client.

To start using core version add:

pom.xml
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.trivore</groupId>
    <artifactId>trivoreid-sdk</artifactId>
    <version>2.1.0</version>
</dependency>

For an extension client use:

pom.xml
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.trivore</groupId>
    <artifactId>trivoreid-sdk-extension</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

How to start​

There are two ways to start: using Management API or OpenID credentials.
Configurations for both can be defined in the configuration file or straight in the function.

Properties file​

All credentials will be taken from the properties file. The default path is: /etc/trivoreid/client_sdk.properties.

client_sdk.properties
# Please, replace with proper values to authorize access to the service.

# Must be defined for all types of authorization
service.address=<placeholder>

# For the OAuth2 or Password Grant
oidc.client.id=<placeholder>
oidc.client.secret=<placeholder>

# OAuth2
oidc.client.redirect.uri=<placeholder>

# Management API
mgmtapi.id=<placeholder>
mgmtapi.secret=<placeholder>

# Password Grant
password.grant.username=<placeholder>
password.grant.password=<placeholder>

# default path name
# /etc/TrivoreID/client_sdk.properties

Management API​

client_sdk.properties
service.address=<placeholder>
mgmtapi.id=<placeholder>
mgmtapi.secret=<placeholder>
example.java
TrivoreID sdk = new TrivoreID();

Password Grant​

NB! It is strongly recommended to avoid using Password Grant due to security reasons.

Password grant is disabled for the OIDC Client by default. Ask administrator to enable it in order to use.

client.properties
service.address=<placeholder>
oidc.client.id=<placeholder>
oidc.client.secret=<placeholder>
password.grant.username=<placeholder>
password.grant.password=<placeholder>
example.java
TrivoreID sdk = TrivoreID.openIdClient();
// Get the authenticated user info
OidcUser oidcUser = sdk.getOidcUser();