mcp-weather-oauth2-server
by akshay12390
This sample demonstrates how to secure an MCP server using OAuth2, as per the MCP specification. It provides a basic implementation for issuing and validating OAuth2 tokens.
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What is mcp-weather-oauth2-server?
This is a sample MCP server secured with OAuth2. It demonstrates how to implement the authorization flow specified in the MCP specification using Spring Security and Spring Authorization Server.
How to use mcp-weather-oauth2-server?
To use this server, first run the project using ./mvnw spring-boot:run. Then, obtain an OAuth2 token by calling the /oauth2/token endpoint with client credentials. Finally, use the token to connect to the MCP inspector and interact with the server.
Key features of mcp-weather-oauth2-server
OAuth2 authentication for MCP server
Spring Security integration
Spring Authorization Server for token issuance
Client credentials grant type
Token validation
Use cases of mcp-weather-oauth2-server
Securing MCP endpoints with OAuth2
Implementing authorization in MCP applications
Demonstrating OAuth2 flow with Spring Security
Providing a sample for MCP security implementation
FAQ from mcp-weather-oauth2-server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a specification for data exchange.
What is OAuth2?
What is OAuth2?
OAuth2 is an authorization framework that enables applications to obtain limited access to user accounts on an HTTP service.
How do I get a token?
How do I get a token?
You can obtain a token by calling the /oauth2/token endpoint with client credentials using a tool like curl.
How long is the token valid?
How long is the token valid?
The token is valid for 5 minutes.
What dependencies are used?
What dependencies are used?
The project uses Spring Security, Spring Authorization Server, and Spring Security: OAuth2 Resource Server.