ID Token Builder
Deprecated Documentation
This feature is deprecated and is only intended for migrating customers. Please transition to the OpenAPI based extensions for all new implementations.
Writing a custom ID Token Builder¶
The default ID Token Builder in WSO2 Open Banking provides the pairwise subject calculation for authorization and token flow.
If the API consumer application supports the sector identifier URI parameter, the pairwise subject calculation is performed using the sector identifier URI. Otherwise, the calculation is performed using the callback URI.
Given below is the Fully Qualified Name (FQN) of the default ID Token Builder:
com.wso2.openbanking.accelerator.identity.idtoken.OBIDTokenBuilder
You can implement a custom ID Token Builder for the Authorization flow by overriding the following method of this class:
getSubjectClaim method¶
This method contains the pairwise subject calculation logic. You can customize it according to your requirements. Given below is the method signature:
getSubjectClaim(OAuthAuthzReqMessageContext authzReqMessageContext,
OAuth2AuthorizeRespDTO authorizeRespDTO,
String clientId,
String spTenantDomain,
AuthenticatedUser authorizedUser) throws IdentityOAuth2Exception;
Configuring a custom ID Token Builder¶
To configure the custom ID Token Builder, follow the steps below:
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Open the
<IS_HOME>/repository/conf/deployment.tomlfile. -
Add the following tags and configure your custom ID Token Builder using its FQN:
[oauth.oidc.extensions]
id_token_builder = "com.wso2.openbanking.accelerator.identity.idtoken.OBIDTokenBuilder"
Note
If id_token_builder is not configured, the default ID Token Builder DefaultIDTokenBuilder is used for the
subject claim calculation.