Hello,
if you use legacy store then these objects are stored within
infinispan only. If you use new storage[1] then it could be
configured in a way that these objects would be stored in postgres
database. Then the table name would be 'kc_single_use_obj'.
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Did u mean the token in 'federated_identity' table. That is basically the Identity Provider's (IdP's) tokens right?
I want to know the link between IdP's token and Keycloak's token. Can we introspect the IdP's token in any way? Is there way to add introspection endpoint for the IdP. My objective is mainly to add custom claims in tokens. Is the only way to achieve this is by implementing SPIs?
Hi Michael,Did u mean the token in 'federated_identity' table. That is basically the Identity Provider's (IdP's) tokens right?I want to know the link between IdP's token and Keycloak's token. Can we introspect the IdP's token in any way? Is there way to add introspection endpoint for the IdP.My objective is mainly to add custom claims in tokens. Is the only way to achieve this is by implementing SPIs?If I could get the tokens from the database, we have a module(in our project) that could call that particular table and validate those fields.