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hiltoncv committed Dec 9, 2022
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== Examples

=== Construct JWT for an application
The following example shows how to configure the server for constructing a JSON Web Token (JWT) for an application.
The following example shows how to configure the server to construct a JSON Web Token (JWT) for an application.

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=== Configure the JWT consumer

When you add the `jwt-1.0` feature and save your changes, Open Liberty adds the `jwtConsumer` element.

For information about `jwtConsumer` attributes that you can configure, see config:jwtConsumer[display=JWT consumer].
When the JSON Web Token feature is enabled, Open Liberty creates a default configuration with the following values.

In this default configuration, the following values are assumed.

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JwtToken jwtToken = jwtConsumer.createJwt("Base64_encoded_JWT_token>");
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