How can you implement token enhancement to include custom claims in an OAuth2 JWT token generated by a Spring Boot application?
- Define custom claims in the application.yml file and Spring Boot will automatically include them in JWT tokens.
- Implement a custom OAuth2 token provider by extending the default Spring Boot token provider.
- Token enhancement can only be done at the OAuth2 authorization server level, not within the Spring Boot application.
- Use a custom filter to intercept token generation and add custom claims to the JWT token.
To implement token enhancement and include custom claims in an OAuth2 JWT token generated by a Spring Boot application, you should use a custom filter to intercept the token generation process. This filter can modify the token payload and add custom claims. It's a common practice to create a custom filter that extends JwtAccessTokenConverter and overrides its methods to add custom claims during token issuance. This approach gives you full control over the token enhancement process.
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