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Real SDK implementation that takes care of decrypting the token, fetching the user profile from Yoti servers by issuing a signed request and finally decrypting the fetched profile.
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### yoti-sdk-spring-boot-auto-config
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A module that can be used in Spring Boot applications to automatically configure the YotiClient and KeyPairSource with standard application properties.
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### java-sdk-spring-security
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### yoti-sdk-spring-security
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A module that can be used in Spring applications that use Spring Security to add Yoti authentication.
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## Spring Boot Auto Configuration
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## Spring Security Integration
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If you use Spring Security you can use the `java-sdk-spring-security` module to make integration easier. You are provided with some classes that fit into Spring Security's existing authentication model.
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If you use Spring Security you can use the `yoti-sdk-spring-security` module to make integration easier. You are provided with some classes that fit into Spring Security's existing authentication model.
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Combining this with the Spring Boot Auto Configuration can make integration very easy with very little code needing to be written.
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