How to secure a Spring WebFlux client application with OIDC (using pac4j)
Add OpenID Connect login to Spring WebFlux with pac4j: protect routes, handle the OIDC callback, read the user profile and configure logout.
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Add OpenID Connect login to Spring WebFlux with pac4j: protect routes, handle the OIDC callback, read the user profile and configure logout.
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