username in user registration is no use when registering a user about fusionauth-java-client HOT 6 CLOSED

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The username in the registration is for display purposes only. From the [registrations documentation[(https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/apis/registrations), registration.username.

The username of the User for this Application. This username cannot be used to login. It is for display purposes only. The user.username field may be used to login.

So this field lets you have users with different display names in different applications (mooreds in a forum, dan.moore in a support ticket system, etc).

Hope that clears this up. I'm going to close out this issue.

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Currently I used username of UserRegistratoin and call the client register method to register a new user. Not for display.

What confused me it the user registration request spec contains this field, and I have set it, but it is not applied when calling register.

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So this field lets you have users with different display names in different applications (mooreds in a forum, dan.moore in a support ticket system, etc).

Currently these fields are part of the request object spec, and they can be set freely, but did not work as expected.

For each endpoints, every field of the request object should be affected if assigning a value.

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For each endpoints, every field of the request object should be affected if assigning a value.

I'm not sure I understand the issue. Can you please share some code snippets?

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I see some code snippets above, but I'm not clear on which username is not stored if you uncomment username in UserRegistration. Is there a value on user.username, user.registration.username, both or none?

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So I just tried to replicate with this code:

package io.fusionauth.example;

import java.util.UUID;
import com.inversoft.error.Errors;
import io.fusionauth.client.FusionAuthClient;
import io.fusionauth.domain.User;
import io.fusionauth.domain.UserRegistration;
import io.fusionauth.domain.api.user.RegistrationRequest;
import io.fusionauth.domain.api.user.RegistrationResponse;
import com.inversoft.rest.ClientResponse;
import java.util.*;

public class RegisterUser {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        ApplicationProperties.setupProperties();

        // Initiating the client
        FusionAuthClient client = new FusionAuthClient(ApplicationProperties.getApiKey(),
                ApplicationProperties.getFusionAuthURL());

        // Initiating the user and providing registration details
        User javauser = new User();
        javauser.email = "[email protected]";
        javauser.password = "password";
        javauser.lastName = "last";
        javauser.firstName = "first";
        javauser.username = "username3";

        // Initiating user registration and creating request object
        UserRegistration userreg = new UserRegistration();
        userreg.applicationId = UUID.fromString("20ce6dac-b985-4c77-bb59-6369249f884b");
        SortedSet<String> roles = new TreeSet<String>();
        roles.add("ADMIN");
        userreg.roles = roles;
        userreg.username = "regusername3";

        RegistrationRequest request = new RegistrationRequest(javauser, userreg);

        // Using the returned ClientResponse object
        ClientResponse<RegistrationResponse, Errors> response = client.register(null, request);

        if (response.wasSuccessful()) {
            System.out.println("Registration successful");

        } else {
            // Handling errors
            System.out.println(response.errorResponse);
        }
    }

}

And I was able to provide the username on the user object as well as on the registration object.

I'm going to close this since I can't reproduce. Please re-open if you can provide replication steps or if I misunderstand the issue.

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