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Posted to dev@camel.apache.org by Shankar Ramamoorthy <sr...@guidewire.com> on 2021/05/11 15:50:23 UTC
Camel REST DSL: specify security requirement(s) for entire API
Would like to add the ability to specify security requirement(s) for the
entire API into the Camel REST DSL.
In the Camel REST DSL one can specify security requirements per
endpoint. But there isn't a way to specify security requirement(s)
applicable to all endpoints. In the OpenAPI 3 schema this corresponds to
a security section at the root level.
Didn't find any Jira relating to this. Should I create one?
Perhaps by just using the existing
RestDefinition.security(String name [, String scopes])
but allow it to be called without a verb, in which case it would apply
to the entire API. In generated OpenAPI 3 JSON schema this would produce
a root level node such as:
"security": [ {"api_key": []}] or "security": [{"oauth2_auth": [
"read", "write" ]}]
Currently if you do, for example, rest().security(scheme), you get an
IllegalArgumentException that one "Must add verb first, ..."
Regards,
Shankar
Re: Camel REST DSL: specify security requirement(s) for entire API
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
Hi
You are welcome to create a JIRA about this improvement
On Tue, May 11, 2021 at 5:50 PM Shankar Ramamoorthy
<sr...@guidewire.com> wrote:
>
> Would like to add the ability to specify security requirement(s) for the
> entire API into the Camel REST DSL.
>
> In the Camel REST DSL one can specify security requirements per
> endpoint. But there isn't a way to specify security requirement(s)
> applicable to all endpoints. In the OpenAPI 3 schema this corresponds to
> a security section at the root level.
>
> Didn't find any Jira relating to this. Should I create one?
>
> Perhaps by just using the existing
>
> RestDefinition.security(String name [, String scopes])
>
> but allow it to be called without a verb, in which case it would apply
> to the entire API. In generated OpenAPI 3 JSON schema this would produce
> a root level node such as:
>
> "security": [ {"api_key": []}] or "security": [{"oauth2_auth": [
> "read", "write" ]}]
>
> Currently if you do, for example, rest().security(scheme), you get an
> IllegalArgumentException that one "Must add verb first, ..."
>
> Regards,
>
> Shankar
>
>
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