Strongly inspired from https://spring.io/blog/2015/02/03/sso-with-oauth2-angular-js-and-spring-security-part-v

There is some differences :

• spring social is used to let the user choose between a classic login form and a social login (facebook)
• jwt is not used
• mongodb is used as a storage for users and tokens
• crsf is disabled (mainly because I wasn't sure how it worked)

How to launch the application(s)

• Run a mongodb server
• Run spring-boot:run in each folder
• go to http://localhost:8080

To login, you have to insert a record manually in simpleAccount

db.simpleAccount.insert( { "_id" : ObjectId("551d6197cbd5baa14fa2c3cc"), "email" : "some@one.com", "password" : "7284291fb9c4581e17c34e17516128339a4473ca973367b61f562405efce527e", "firstName" : "Hugo", "lastName" : "L", "locked" : true, "enabled" : false, "admin" : false })

user/password = some@one.com / password