Conjur conjur = new Conjur(username, pass);
cojur.variables().retrieveSecret('password');
Instead of getting the secret, he gets a Java.Lang.NullPointerException because the timestamp field is not set in the token. This is related to a recent change in the token format.
To resolve this issue, the library should change to tolerate a missing timestamp field.
Tim Fleming reported this issue.
He did something like this:
Instead of getting the secret, he gets a Java.Lang.NullPointerException because the
timestamp
field is not set in the token. This is related to a recent change in the token format.To resolve this issue, the library should change to tolerate a missing
timestamp
field.