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Spring Boot: Solving OAuth2 REDIRECT_URI_MISMATCH [Snippet]

If you've come across a redirect_uri_mismatch error before when using Spring Boot and OAuth 2, then this solution is for you.

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Problem: When trying to authenticate a user using OAuth2 through a third-party service like (Google, Facebook, etc.), the following error occurs:

Solution: A redirect_uri_mismatch error occurs when the redirect URL defined for your application at the authorization service doesn't match the value of parameter "redirect_uri" passed by your request.

When integrating with Spring Boot, the default value of redirect_uri is set to "<ip>:<port>/login". 

In order to solve this issue, you have 2 options:

  1. Define “<ip>:<port>/login” as a redirect URL under the authorization service.

  2. Use a custom redirect URL by setting the following attributes in application.properties:

security.oauth2.client.preEstablishedRedirectUri=http://localhost:9090/callback
security.oauth2.client.useCurrentUri=false


In the above configuration, we set a custom redirect URI as “http://localhost:9090/callback”.

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