There was a problem creating my own SPI. #43350
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@Kuzmichev93 can you provide a little more here, such as your provider jar with the actual implementation stripped out to verify what you are seeing? |
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Here's just a general idea of what I wanted to get. I'm creating my own SPI ExampleSpi. I'm creating the ExampleService and ExampleServiceProviderFactory interfaces for it. For these interfaces, I create an ExampleProvider provider and an ExampleProviderFactory. Then I create my own PhoneRegistration and PhoneRegistrationFactory registration implementation. in PhoneRegistration, in the validate method, I call this |
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I encountered an issue when trying to add my own SPI implementation. I created my own interface extending the Provider interface, and similarly created a factory interface extending ProviderFactory. I added entries in org.keycloak.provider.ProviderFactory and org.keycloak.provider.Spi. Then I built a JAR and placed it in the Docker container under /opt/keycloak/providers.
I followed the example from https://www.keycloak.org/docs/26.3.5/server_development/index.html#_extensions
. However, my implementation is not being loaded in Keycloak. Why is this happening?
I want to use my SPI as a single instance across different parts of the registration and authentication code.
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