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Spatial including hub and service has to support apiKey since the external holders are relaying on it. We cannot remove the apiKey support from spatial at this moment.
after we configured webservice.jwt section in spatial-service config, When spatial-hub calls spatial-service via apiKey, it reports a 'invalid client' error from
The error message is : rg.pac4j.core.exception.TechnicalException: Bad token response, error=invalid_client, description=null ... at au.org.ala.ws.tokens.TokenClient.executeTokenRequest(TokenClient.groovy:37)
However, after we removed the webservice.jwt section from spatial-service config, it works.
We can reproduce error from Spatial-hub -> Add to map -> Area -> import KML
Spatial including hub and service has to support apiKey since the external holders are relaying on it. We cannot remove the apiKey support from spatial at this moment.
after we configured webservice.jwt section in spatial-service config, When spatial-hub calls spatial-service via apiKey, it reports a 'invalid client' error from
https://github.com/AtlasOfLivingAustralia/ala-security-project/blob/43a1cc93baa3d68bacf975caf5e1ddda42d441eb/ala-ws-security/src/main/java/au/org/ala/ws/security/authenticator/AlaApiKeyAuthenticator.java#L79
The error message is :
rg.pac4j.core.exception.TechnicalException: Bad token response, error=invalid_client, description=null ... at au.org.ala.ws.tokens.TokenClient.executeTokenRequest(TokenClient.groovy:37)
However, after we removed the webservice.jwt section from spatial-service config, it works.
We can reproduce error from Spatial-hub -> Add to map -> Area -> import KML
It may be linked to this issue as well: AtlasOfLivingAustralia/spatial-hub#467
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