In Restful web services how to get username or password programmatically (basic authentication)?
SOLVED I have found the solution, here it is Use Context protected SecurityContext sc Or Public TestResponse test(@Context SecurityContext sc){ .. sc. GetUserPrincipal.getName() //will return username }.
SOLVED I have found the solution, here it is; Use @Context protected SecurityContext sc; Or Public TestResponse test(@Context SecurityContext sc){ .. sc. GetUserPrincipal.getName() //will return username }.
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