403 - Forbidden Error about spring-security-jwt HOT 5 OPEN

The issue could be with the way you have implemented your security configuration. I have a working sample implemented with H2 in-memory database integration. You can go through it for reference: https://github.com/MaheshIare/spring-boot-jwt-security

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@MaheshIare have you by any chance done it with mySql or PostGresSql and not h2-in-memory-databse??

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@MaheshIare have you by any chance done it with mySql or PostGresSql and not h2-in-memory-databse??

@Sanskar49 I haven't tried with mysql or postgres. But I'm sure its pretty straightforward, needs some tweaks in the security config class though. It should work with mysql/postgre as well.
You can take a look at this example, which uses jpa abstracting the underlying database implementation. It should work with mysql as well, unless you have any authentication issues.

https://github.com/MaheshIare/spring-boot-jwt-security

Let me know once you tried.

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Hey @MaheshIare I did try it with postgres sql with little tweaks.. What I wanted to do was.. I did not want any roles involved for the time being meaning I was wanted simple authentication procedure.. I was planning to have a simple form in react and have a simple authentication API without any roles for the time being.. I configured it but for some reason when I hit the api and pass the request body through my postman.. It gives me a 403 unauthorized error and does not produce a JWT. My Configuration seems ok but for some reason it's not working..

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http.addFilterBefore(jwtRequestFilter, UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter.class);
Try adding the above line in the configure function(used for authorization). It worked for me this wat. I believe that the filter wasn't getting called.This line makes sure that for every request the filter gets added.

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