custom header
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Please I can't seem to see my custom headers. Anything I am doing wrong? I have configured as follows:
akka { loglevel = INFO stdout-loglevel = INFO loggers = ["akka.event.slf4j.Slf4jLogger"] default-dispatcher { fork-join-executor { parallelism-min = 8 } } test { timefactor = 1 } actor { deployment { /ServiceManagerRouter { router = "round-robin" nr-of-instances = 20 } } } http { session { server-secret = "####......###" header { send-to-client-name = "X-BLAH1" get-from-client-name = "Y-BLAH2" } refresh-token { cookie { name = "_refreshtoken" domain = none path = / secure = false http-only = true } header { send-to-client-name = "X-BLAH" get-from-client-name = "R-Y-BLAH" } max-age = 30 days remove-used-token-after = 5 seconds } } } }
Are you using the correct transport in the directives, e.g. setSession(oneOff, usingHeaders, sessionContent)?
Hi,
Here is a code snippet showing how I have implemented...
trait RestApi extends RepositorySupport {
implicit val system = GlobalInjector.getInjector.instance[ActorSystem]
implicit val timeout = Timeout(60.seconds)
val sessionConfig = SessionConfig.fromConfig()
implicit val sessionManager = new SessionManager[ScSession](sessionConfig)
implicit val refreshTokenStorage = new RefreshTokenStorage[ScSession] {
override def lookup(selector: String): Future[Option[RefreshTokenLookupResult[ScSession]]] = {
tokenRepo.tokenService.findSecureTokenBySelector(selector)
}
override def schedule[S](after: Duration)(op: => Future[S]): Unit = {
???
}
override def store(data: RefreshTokenData[ScSession]): Future[Unit] = {
val token = Token(secureToken = Some(SecureToken(session = data.forSession, selector = data.selector, tokenHash = data.tokenHash, expires = data.expires)))
tokenRepo.tokenService.createSecureToken(token)
}
override def remove(selector: String): Future[Unit] = {
tokenRepo.tokenService.deleteSecureTokenBySelector(selector)
}
}
def mySetSession(v: ScSession) = {
println(s"setting session ${v.token}")
setSession(refreshable, usingHeaders, v)
}
val myRequiredSession = requiredSession(refreshable, usingHeaders)
val myInvalidateSession = invalidateSession(refreshable, usingHeaders)
def serviceManager(implicit system: ActorSystem) = system.actorOf(Props[ServiceManager])
}
The trait above is inherited in the route as below
trait AuthRoutes extends CORSSupport with RestApi {
def authRoutes(implicit executionContext: ExecutionContext): Route = {
cors {
pathPrefix("api" / "v1") {
(post & path("login" / Segment)) { user =>
entity(as[LoginDTO]) { login =>
complete {
serviceManager.ask(Authenticate(login, user)).mapTo[LoginMessage].map {
case msg: LoginSuccess => mySetSession(ScSession(msg.token))
HttpResponse(200, entity = msg.token)
case LoginFailure => HttpResponse(400, entity = "Bad request")
case _ => HttpResponse(400, entity = "Bad request")
}
}
}
} ~
I am sorry for the late response...
Many thanks for your help
I'm not sure if I'm reading your code correctly but mySetSession is a directive and should be used as such; it doesn't have any side-effects, it needs to wrap other handlers that should complete the request.
I think you are just calling mySetSession and the returning the response HttpResponse as two separate statements, so the results of mySetSession are ignored.
I think the correct usage would be:
onSuccess(serviceManager.ask(Authenticate(login, user)).mapTo[LoginMessage]) {
case msg: LoginSuccess =>
mySetSession(ScSession(msg.token)) {
complete(HttpResponse(...))
}
case ... => complete(...)
}