Token based authentication in java

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Do you have some token based authentication for RESTEasy APIs. I want to design some REST API URL for login and logout. On upon calling login URL with valid user name and password, the server will assign token to response header. For subsequent API call the client has to send the token to the server. Also the token has some expiery. Is there any some existing framework available? If yes then can you write one example like above? if not then how do I integrate it?

What I have tried:

i tried this link http://howtodoinjava.com/resteasy/jax-rs-2-0-resteasy-3-0-2-final-security-tutorial/ but i am facing the problem.

Posted 7-Jul-16 0:06am

shobhit saxena1988

Updated 7-Jul-16 0:16am

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Richard MacCutchan 7-Jul-16 6:08am

but i am facing the problem.

Sorry, but it is unlikely that we can guess what that problem is.

shobhit saxena1988 7-Jul-16 6:17am

The import javax.annotation.security cannot be resolved
The import javax.annotation.security cannot be resolved
The import javax.annotation.security cannot be resolved
in every import class,it is showing this type of error

shobhit saxena1988 7-Jul-16 6:20am

The import org.glassfish.jersey.client cannot be resolved

shobhit saxena1988 7-Jul-16 6:21am

i have already included all jar files.

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