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I'm using Spring Boot in case that makes a difference. When Keycloak authentication failure happens, users are abandoned on the Keycloak server's URL. We only use X.509 authentication. When this fails, I want users to be able to go to a page to request an account at https://myserver/#/account/request Is there a way to make something like this happen? We have a page we've created specially for this purpose. I don't want our users to ever see any Keycloak pages. |
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I did the simplest thing that could possibly work: I created a theme that detects the error message that I care about and triggers a client-side redirect: Is there an easy way to parameterize the URL so that I can specify it as a server-side property instead of changing the URL in each environment? That would allow me to reuse the theme. |
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I did the simplest thing that could possibly work: I created a theme that detects the error message that I care about and triggers a client-side redirect:
Is there an easy way to parameterize the URL so that I can specify it as a server-side property instead of changing the URL in each environment? That would allow me to reuse the theme.