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I had verified on stackoverflow that this feature is not available and was asked to create it as a feature request in github.
Currently there is no support to create an application level API key thru java client. This feature will be very helpful when we are creating tenants/applications thru java client and we have to switch to web interface for creating api key.

Hi there!

It seems maven central publications are not in sync with actual releases, but rather lagging behind a couple of versions. Furthermore, the latest java client available (as of writing), 1.17.0, has a dependency to com.inversoft:restify:3.4.1 which is also not published, making this version fail to satisfy it's deps.

Thanks.

In our application, we use Passwordless code to login, but when I tried to use retrieveJWTPublicKeyByApplicationId to get the public keys, failed.

wasSucessful is false, but both successResponse and errorResponse are null, there is also no exception.message.

I was trying to Integrate Fusion Auth with JAVA -Spring ( using tutorial - 'https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/tutorials/integrate-java-spring' ) and I am facing the issue with RSA Key Generation at line no Setup.java line no. 75. Any idea how I could resolve this.

I have created a test server to check how things are. I have created an Applications, added a user manually, registered application to user, and created a password using the link given in email.

        String apiKey = "xxx";
        FusionAuthClient client = new FusionAuthClient(apiKey, "http://142.93.213.217:9011");
        final UUID applicationId = UUID.fromString("yyyy");

        LoginRequest request = new LoginRequest(applicationId, "[email protected]", "zzzzxxxxss");
        ClientResponse<LoginResponse, Errors> result = client.login(request);
        if (!result.wasSuccessful()) {
            Log.e(TAG, "Could not Authenticate");
        }else{
            Log.d(TAG, "Logged in Successfully");
        }

But I am still not able to login the user. Am I missing anything? It seems like the apiKey is wrong and hence I am unable to connect to the server. I am able to get the user using Node client API on the server side so I guess the setup of FusionAuth is correct. The error does not elaborate where I am wrong in the above steps and hence I am unable to debug.

I am able to use the login API in Postman.

In my project I have built the following request object using Kotlin. The Java Client version I was using is 1.34.1

// data is a pojo from a method of my service.
        val request = UserRequest(
            User().apply {
                email = data.email
                mobilePhone = data.phoneNumber
                firstName = data.firstName
                lastName = data.lastName
                password = randomAlphanumericString(8)
                username = data.firstName.lowercase() + "_" + randomAlphanumericString(6)
                registrations.add(
                    UserRegistration().apply {
                        roles =sortedSetOf("ROLE_USER")
                        applicationId = myapplicationId 
                    }
                )
            }
        ).apply { applicationId = myapplicationId }
        log.debug("create user request: $request")
        client.createUser(UUID.randomUUID(), request)  

When it is executed, I found I can not get roles from the response.user.getRolesOfApplicaiton(). It seems the uesr registration data in the user request is no use at all.

I was trying to use register to add a new user.

        val request = RegistrationRequest(
            User().apply {
                firstName = data.firstName
                lastName = data.lastName
                email = data.email
                mobilePhone = data.phoneNumber
                password = randomAlphanumericString(8)
                username = data.firstName.lowercase() + "_" + randomAlphanumericString(6)
            },
            UserRegistration().apply {
                roles =sortedSetOf<String>("ADMIN")
                applicationId = mapplicationId
                // if set here, username is not stored.
                // username = data.firstName.lowercase() + "_" + randomAlphanumericString(6)
            }
        )
            client.register(UUID.randomUUID(), request)

If I put the username in the UserRegistration, the result will not contain the username. I have to put it into the User object.

Here register will affect the getRolesOfApplication.

I really do not understand the APIs provided in the Java Client. I can not imagine a request object contains so many fields, but most of them are no use.

Hello, with the Java client we are searching Users in FusionAuth that are in a specific Group, using the method client.searchUsersByQuery(). We currently use Elasticsearch as search engine, but it seems to be slow even with the local install (270 Groups, 500 Users in total). So we would like to compare performance to using the database search engine (PosgreSQL).

Although this search request (Users in a Group) does not require a JSON request body but can be handled via URL parameters (queryString), the Java client still calls the user search API with a JSON request body. The docs state that advanced queries via a JSON request body are not possible with the database search engine. My question is if it is possible to use the Java client for user search without JSON request body, but only queryString as URL parameter? Since I could not find this in the docs or Java code, I am asking here.

Hello, we are using FusionAuth 1.22.0 with Search: Elasticsearch and Database: PostgreSQL. We use the FusionAuth Java client (1.18.0) to communicate with the FusionAuth API.

What goes wrong is this:

• we create a new User via FusionAuthClient.createUser(UUID userId, UserRequest request)
• we add a Group membership for an existing Group for this User via FusionAuthClient.createGroupMembers(MemberRequest request)
• we refresh the index via FusionAuthClient..refreshUserSearchIndex()
• we retrieve the new User via FusionAuthClient.retrieveUser(UUID userId)
• we retrieve all Users in the Group we added the new User to via FusionAuthClient.retrieveGroup(UUID groupId) and the new User is included
• next, we update the new User (change name) via FusionAuthClient.updateUser(UUID userId, UserRequest request)
• we refresh the index via FusionAuthClient..refreshUserSearchIndex()
• then, we again retrieve all Users in the Group (as above) but now the new and updated User is NOT included !
• a GET query on the Elasticsearch index fusionauth_users to retrieve all Users in the Group yields the same result: the new and updated User is NOT included
• in the FusionAuth UI, the User is present with the new name and correct Group membership
• after doing a reindex in the FusionAuth UI via System > Reindex and again running the query (via Java client or directly on Elasticsearch index) yields the correct result
• however, repeating the above (adding and updating a User) yields the same results

So the question is whether this is a bug or whether we are doing something wrong?

I am facing the following error
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Ljava/time/ZonedDateTime;

The environment is android and it would be really helpful if you could guide me the path of least changes to fix this for Java 7. I would want to uses the Models classes in Java Client and even the serialisers and deserialisers but currently they are dependent on JacksonModule.