Traditional OAuth 2.0 scopes provide a coarse-grained approach to authorization, often insufficient for modern API ecosystems requiring fine-grained permissions. Rich Authorization Requests (RAR), defined in RFC 9396, extends OAuth 2.0 to allow clients to request specific, structured authorization data with rich details. For Java applications, implementing RAR enables precise control over access to resources, supporting complex scenarios like banking transactions, healthcare data access, and multi-tenant resource permissions.

What is RAR?

Rich Authorization Requests introduce a new authorization_details parameter that allows clients to specify structured authorization requirements. Unlike simple scopes, RAR enables:

• Structured Requests: JSON objects describing specific access needs
• Multiple Authorization Types: Different types of access in one request
• Fine-Grained Permissions: Specify exact resources, actions, and conditions
• Contextual Authorization: Include transaction details, amounts, or time constraints
• Backward Compatibility: Works alongside traditional scopes

Why RAR Matters for Java Applications

1. Banking APIs: Authorize specific payment amounts and accounts
2. Healthcare: Grant access to specific medical records or data types
3. File Sharing: Control access to individual files or folders
4. IoT Devices: Authorize specific device commands or data streams
5. Multi-Tenant Systems: Specify tenant and resource-level permissions

RAR Authorization Details Structure

{ "authorization_details": [ { "type": "payment_transaction", "locations": ["https://api.bank.example.com/payments"], "actions": ["initiate", "status"], "amount": { "currency": "USD", "value": "150.00" }, "beneficiary": { "account": "123456789", "name": "Merchant Name" }, "max_age": 300 }, { "type": "account_information", "locations": ["https://api.bank.example.com/accounts"], "actions": ["read"], "accounts": ["savings-123", "checking-456"], "transaction_history": { "from_date": "2024-01-01", "to_date": "2024-12-31", "max_transactions": 100 } } ] }

Implementing RAR in Java with Spring Boot

1. Maven Dependencies

<dependencies> <!-- Spring Boot Web --> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId> </dependency> <!-- Spring Security OAuth2 --> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-oauth2-resource-server</artifactId> </dependency> <!-- Validation --> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-validation</artifactId> </dependency> <!-- JSON processing --> <dependency> <groupId>com.fasterxml.jackson.core</groupId> <artifactId>jackson-databind</artifactId> </dependency> <!-- Nimbus JOSE for JWT handling --> <dependency> <groupId>com.nimbusds</groupId> <artifactId>nimbus-jose-jwt</artifactId> <version>9.37</version> </dependency> </dependencies>

2. RAR Data Models

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonSubTypes; import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonTypeInfo; import lombok.Data; import lombok.Builder; import javax.validation.constraints.*; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; @JsonTypeInfo( use = JsonTypeInfo.Id.NAME, property = "type", visible = true ) @JsonSubTypes({ @JsonSubTypes.Type(value = PaymentAuthorizationDetail.class, name = "payment_transaction"), @JsonSubTypes.Type(value = AccountAuthorizationDetail.class, name = "account_information"), @JsonSubTypes.Type(value = FileAuthorizationDetail.class, name = "file_access"), @JsonSubTypes.Type(value = DeviceAuthorizationDetail.class, name = "device_command") }) public interface AuthorizationDetail { String getType(); List<String> getLocations(); List<String> getActions(); } @Data @Builder public class PaymentAuthorizationDetail implements AuthorizationDetail { private final String type = "payment_transaction"; @NotEmpty private List<@NotBlank String> locations; @NotEmpty private List<@NotBlank String> actions; @NotNull private Amount amount; private Beneficiary beneficiary; private Integer maxAge; @Data @Builder public static class Amount { @NotBlank private String currency; @NotBlank private String value; } @Data @Builder public static class Beneficiary { private String account; private String name; private String iban; private String sortCode; } } @Data @Builder public class AccountAuthorizationDetail implements AuthorizationDetail { private final String type = "account_information"; @NotEmpty private List<@NotBlank String> locations; @NotEmpty private List<@NotBlank String> actions; private List<String> accounts; private TransactionHistory transactionHistory; @Data @Builder public static class TransactionHistory { private String fromDate; private String toDate; private Integer maxTransactions; } } @Data @Builder public class FileAuthorizationDetail implements AuthorizationDetail { private final String type = "file_access"; @NotEmpty private List<@NotBlank String> locations; @NotEmpty private List<@NotBlank String> actions; private List<String> fileIds; private List<String> folders; private Boolean includeMetadata; private AccessConstraints constraints; @Data @Builder public static class AccessConstraints { private String shareable; private Integer maxDownloads; private String expiresAt; } }

3. RAR Request and Response Models

@Data @Builder public class AuthorizationRequest { @NotBlank private String responseType; @NotBlank private String clientId; private String redirectUri; private String scope; @Valid private List<AuthorizationDetail> authorizationDetails; private String state; private String codeChallenge; private String codeChallengeMethod; } @Data @Builder public class AuthorizationResponse { private String code; private String state; private List<AuthorizedDetail> authorizedDetails; } @Data @Builder public class AuthorizedDetail { private String type; private List<String> locations; private List<String> actions; private Map<String, Object> grantedDetails; private Map<String, Object> restrictions; } @Data @Builder public class TokenRequest { @NotBlank private String grantType; private String code; private String redirectUri; private String clientId; private String clientSecret; private String codeVerifier; @Valid private List<AuthorizationDetail> authorizationDetails; } @Data @Builder public class TokenResponse { private String accessToken; private String tokenType; private Integer expiresIn; private String refreshToken; private String scope; private List<AuthorizedDetail> authorizationDetails; }

4. RAR Authorization Server Implementation

import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*; import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity; import org.springframework.security.core.annotation.AuthenticationPrincipal; @RestController @RequestMapping("/oauth") public class RichAuthorizationController { @Autowired private AuthorizationService authService; @Autowired private AuthorizationDetailValidator detailValidator; @Autowired private ConsentService consentService; @Autowired private TokenService tokenService; /** * Authorization endpoint supporting RAR */ @GetMapping("/authorize") public ResponseEntity<AuthorizationResponse> authorize( @Valid AuthorizationRequest request, @AuthenticationPrincipal User user) { // Validate authorization details if present if (request.getAuthorizationDetails() != null) { detailValidator.validate(request.getAuthorizationDetails(), user); } // Check if user consent is needed if (consentService.needsConsent(user, request)) { return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.FOUND) .location(URI.create("/consent?request=" + encodeRequest(request))) .build(); } // Generate authorization code with RAR details AuthorizationCode authCode = authService.createAuthorizationCode( user, request.getClientId(), request.getAuthorizationDetails(), request.getScope() ); AuthorizationResponse response = AuthorizationResponse.builder() .code(authCode.getCode()) .state(request.getState()) .authorizedDetails(buildAuthorizedDetails(request, user)) .build(); return ResponseEntity.ok(response); } /** * Consent endpoint for user approval */ @PostMapping("/consent") public ResponseEntity<AuthorizationResponse> consent( @RequestBody ConsentRequest consentRequest, @AuthenticationPrincipal User user) { // Record user consent consentService.recordConsent( user, consentRequest.getClientId(), consentRequest.getAuthorizationDetails() ); // Generate authorization code AuthorizationCode authCode = authService.createAuthorizationCode( user, consentRequest.getClientId(), consentRequest.getAuthorizationDetails(), consentRequest.getScope() ); return ResponseEntity.ok(AuthorizationResponse.builder() .code(authCode.getCode()) .state(consentRequest.getState()) .build()); } /** * Token endpoint with RAR support */ @PostMapping("/token") public ResponseEntity<TokenResponse> token( @RequestBody TokenRequest tokenRequest) { if ("authorization_code".equals(tokenRequest.getGrantType())) { return handleAuthorizationCode(tokenRequest); } else if ("refresh_token".equals(tokenRequest.getGrantType())) { return handleRefreshToken(tokenRequest); } else { throw new UnsupportedGrantTypeException(); } } private ResponseEntity<TokenResponse> handleAuthorizationCode(TokenRequest request) { // Validate authorization code AuthorizationCode authCode = authService.validateAuthorizationCode( request.getCode(), request.getClientId() ); // Create access token with RAR details embedded String accessToken = tokenService.createAccessToken( authCode.getUserId(), request.getClientId(), authCode.getAuthorizationDetails(), authCode.getScope() ); TokenResponse response = TokenResponse.builder() .accessToken(accessToken) .tokenType("Bearer") .expiresIn(3600) .refreshToken(tokenService.createRefreshToken( authCode.getUserId(), request.getClientId())) .authorizationDetails(authCode.getAuthorizationDetails()) .build(); return ResponseEntity.ok(response); } }

5. Authorization Detail Validator

@Component public class AuthorizationDetailValidator { @Autowired private ClientRepository clientRepository; @Autowired private ResourceServerRepository resourceServerRepository; public void validate(List<AuthorizationDetail> details, User user) { for (AuthorizationDetail detail : details) { validateDetail(detail, user); } } private void validateDetail(AuthorizationDetail detail, User user) { // Validate locations (resource servers) if (detail.getLocations() != null) { for (String location : detail.getLocations()) { if (!isValidResourceServer(location)) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException( "Invalid resource server: " + location); } } } // Validate actions if (detail.getActions() != null) { for (String action : detail.getActions()) { if (!isValidAction(detail.getType(), action)) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException( "Invalid action for type " + detail.getType() + ": " + action); } } } // Type-specific validation if (detail instanceof PaymentAuthorizationDetail) { validatePaymentDetail((PaymentAuthorizationDetail) detail, user); } else if (detail instanceof AccountAuthorizationDetail) { validateAccountDetail((AccountAuthorizationDetail) detail, user); } else if (detail instanceof FileAuthorizationDetail) { validateFileDetail((FileAuthorizationDetail) detail, user); } } private void validatePaymentDetail(PaymentAuthorizationDetail detail, User user) { // Validate amount PaymentAuthorizationDetail.Amount amount = detail.getAmount(); if (amount != null) { if (!isValidCurrency(amount.getCurrency())) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException("Invalid currency"); } if (!isWithinUserLimit(user, amount)) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException( "Amount exceeds user limit"); } } // Validate beneficiary if (detail.getBeneficiary() != null) { if (!isValidBeneficiary(detail.getBeneficiary())) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException( "Invalid beneficiary information"); } } } private void validateAccountDetail(AccountAuthorizationDetail detail, User user) { // Validate account access if (detail.getAccounts() != null) { for (String account : detail.getAccounts()) { if (!user.hasAccount(account)) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException( "User does not own account: " + account); } } } // Validate transaction history constraints if (detail.getTransactionHistory() != null) { TransactionHistory history = detail.getTransactionHistory(); if (history.getMaxTransactions() != null && history.getMaxTransactions() > 1000) { throw new InvalidAuthorizationDetailException( "Max transactions cannot exceed 1000"); } } } }

6. RAR Token Enrichment

@Component public class RarTokenEnhancer implements TokenEnhancer { @Override public OAuth2AccessToken enhance( OAuth2AccessToken accessToken, OAuth2Authentication authentication) { // Get RAR details from authentication Map<String, Object> additionalInfo = new HashMap<>(accessToken.getAdditionalInformation()); if (authentication.getDetails() instanceof AuthorizationRequest) { AuthorizationRequest request = (AuthorizationRequest) authentication.getDetails(); if (request.getAuthorizationDetails() != null) { // Add RAR details to token additionalInfo.put("authorization_details", request.getAuthorizationDetails()); // Also add as claim for JWT tokens additionalInfo.put("claims", Map.of( "authorization_details", request.getAuthorizationDetails() )); } } return new DefaultOAuth2AccessToken(accessToken) {{ setAdditionalInformation(additionalInfo); }}; } } @Component public class RarJwtCustomizer implements JwtClaimsSetCustomizer { @Override public void customize(JwtClaimsSet.Builder claims, OAuth2Authentication authentication) { if (authentication.getDetails() instanceof AuthorizationRequest) { AuthorizationRequest request = (AuthorizationRequest) authentication.getDetails(); if (request.getAuthorizationDetails() != null) { // Add RAR details as JWT claim claims.claim("authorization_details", request.getAuthorizationDetails()); // Also add typed claims for easier access for (AuthorizationDetail detail : request.getAuthorizationDetails()) { if (detail instanceof PaymentAuthorizationDetail) { addPaymentClaims(claims, (PaymentAuthorizationDetail) detail); } else if (detail instanceof AccountAuthorizationDetail) { addAccountClaims(claims, (AccountAuthorizationDetail) detail); } } } } } private void addPaymentClaims(JwtClaimsSet.Builder claims, PaymentAuthorizationDetail detail) { claims.claim("payment_amount", detail.getAmount()); claims.claim("payment_beneficiary", detail.getBeneficiary()); claims.claim("payment_actions", detail.getActions()); } private void addAccountClaims(JwtClaimsSet.Builder claims, AccountAuthorizationDetail detail) { claims.claim("account_actions", detail.getActions()); claims.claim("account_ids", detail.getAccounts()); claims.claim("transaction_history", detail.getTransactionHistory()); } }

7. RAR Resource Server Implementation

@RestController @RequestMapping("/api/resources") public class RarResourceController { @Autowired private RarAuthorizationService rarService; /** * Payment endpoint with RAR validation */ @PostMapping("/payments") public ResponseEntity<PaymentResponse> createPayment( @RequestBody PaymentRequest payment, @AuthenticationPrincipal Jwt jwt) { // Extract RAR details from token List<AuthorizationDetail> authDetails = rarService.extractRarDetails(jwt); // Find matching authorization for this payment PaymentAuthorizationDetail paymentAuth = rarService.findMatchingAuthorization( authDetails, PaymentAuthorizationDetail.class, detail -> validatePaymentAuthorization(detail, payment) ); if (paymentAuth == null) { return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.FORBIDDEN) .body(PaymentResponse.error("No authorization for this payment")); } // Check amount limits if (!isWithinAuthorizedAmount(paymentAuth, payment)) { return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.FORBIDDEN) .body(PaymentResponse.error("Payment amount exceeds authorized amount")); } // Process payment PaymentResponse response = paymentService.processPayment(payment); return ResponseEntity.ok(response); } /** * Account information endpoint with fine-grained access control */ @GetMapping("/accounts/{accountId}/transactions") public ResponseEntity<List<Transaction>> getTransactions( @PathVariable String accountId, @RequestParam(required = false) String fromDate, @RequestParam(required = false) String toDate, @AuthenticationPrincipal Jwt jwt) { List<AuthorizationDetail> authDetails = rarService.extractRarDetails(jwt); AccountAuthorizationDetail accountAuth = rarService.findMatchingAuthorization( authDetails, AccountAuthorizationDetail.class, detail -> detail.getAccounts() == null || detail.getAccounts().contains(accountId) ); if (accountAuth == null || !accountAuth.getActions().contains("read")) { return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.FORBIDDEN).build(); } // Apply transaction history constraints TransactionConstraints constraints = buildConstraints(accountAuth, fromDate, toDate); List<Transaction> transactions = accountService.getTransactions(accountId, constraints); return ResponseEntity.ok(transactions); } /** * Dynamic scope validation based on RAR */ @GetMapping("/validate") public ResponseEntity<AccessValidation> validateAccess( @RequestParam String resource, @RequestParam String action, @AuthenticationPrincipal Jwt jwt) { boolean hasAccess = rarService.validateAccess(jwt, resource, action); return ResponseEntity.ok(AccessValidation.builder() .resource(resource) .action(action) .granted(hasAccess) .build()); } }

8. RAR Consent Management

@Service public class RarConsentService { @Autowired private ConsentRepository consentRepository; public ConsentScreen buildConsentScreen(AuthorizationRequest request, User user) { ConsentScreen.ConsentScreenBuilder builder = ConsentScreen.builder() .clientId(request.getClientId()) .scopes(request.getScope()) .state(request.getState()); List<ConsentItem> items = new ArrayList<>(); if (request.getAuthorizationDetails() != null) { for (AuthorizationDetail detail : request.getAuthorizationDetails()) { items.add(createConsentItem(detail, user)); } } builder.authorizationDetails(items); return builder.build(); } private ConsentItem createConsentItem(AuthorizationDetail detail, User user) { ConsentItem.ConsentItemBuilder builder = ConsentItem.builder() .type(detail.getType()) .actions(detail.getActions()); if (detail instanceof PaymentAuthorizationDetail) { PaymentAuthorizationDetail payment = (PaymentAuthorizationDetail) detail; builder.description(String.format( "Authorize payment of %s %s to %s", payment.getAmount().getValue(), payment.getAmount().getCurrency(), payment.getBeneficiary() != null ? payment.getBeneficiary().getName() : "beneficiary" )); builder.details(payment); } else if (detail instanceof AccountAuthorizationDetail) { AccountAuthorizationDetail account = (AccountAuthorizationDetail) detail; builder.description(String.format( "Access to %d account(s) with %d days of transaction history", account.getAccounts() != null ? account.getAccounts().size() : "all", account.getTransactionHistory() != null ? 30 : 0 )); builder.details(account); } return builder.build(); } @Data @Builder public static class ConsentScreen { private String clientId; private String scopes; private String state; private List<ConsentItem> authorizationDetails; } @Data @Builder public static class ConsentItem { private String type; private List<String> actions; private String description; private Object details; } }

9. RAR Request Builder for Clients

@Component public class RarRequestBuilder { /** * Build payment authorization request */ public AuthorizationRequest buildPaymentRequest( String clientId, String currency, String amount, String beneficiaryAccount, String beneficiaryName) { PaymentAuthorizationDetail paymentDetail = PaymentAuthorizationDetail.builder() .locations(List.of("https://api.bank.example.com/payments")) .actions(List.of("initiate")) .amount(Amount.builder() .currency(currency) .value(amount) .build()) .beneficiary(Beneficiary.builder() .account(beneficiaryAccount) .name(beneficiaryName) .build()) .maxAge(300) .build(); return AuthorizationRequest.builder() .responseType("code") .clientId(clientId) .redirectUri("https://client.example.com/callback") .scope("openid payments") .authorizationDetails(List.of(paymentDetail)) .codeChallenge(generateCodeChallenge()) .codeChallengeMethod("S256") .build(); } /** * Build account information request with specific accounts */ public AuthorizationRequest buildAccountRequest( String clientId, List<String> accounts, String fromDate, String toDate) { AccountAuthorizationDetail accountDetail = AccountAuthorizationDetail.builder() .locations(List.of("https://api.bank.example.com/accounts")) .actions(List.of("read", "balance")) .accounts(accounts) .transactionHistory(TransactionHistory.builder() .fromDate(fromDate) .toDate(toDate) .maxTransactions(100) .build()) .build(); return AuthorizationRequest.builder() .responseType("code") .clientId(clientId) .redirectUri("https://client.example.com/callback") .scope("openid accounts") .authorizationDetails(List.of(accountDetail)) .codeChallenge(generateCodeChallenge()) .codeChallengeMethod("S256") .build(); } }

10. RAR Configuration Properties

oauth: rar: enabled: true # Supported authorization detail types supported-types: - payment_transaction - account_information - file_access - device_command # Type-specific validation rules validation: payment_transaction: max-amount: 10000 allowed-currencies: - USD - EUR - GBP require-beneficiary: true account_information: max-transaction-history-days: 90 max-accounts-per-request: 10 file_access: max-files-per-request: 100 max-file-size-mb: 100 # Token binding token: include-in-jwt: true include-in-introspection: true encrypt-details: false # Consent management consent: required-for-new-details: true consent-expiry-days: 180 remember-consent: true

Testing RAR Implementation

@SpringBootTest @AutoConfigureMockMvc class RarIntegrationTest { @Autowired private MockMvc mockMvc; @Test void testPaymentAuthorizationFlow() throws Exception { // 1. Build RAR request AuthorizationRequest request = AuthorizationRequest.builder() .responseType("code") .clientId("test-client") .redirectUri("https://client.example.com/callback") .scope("payments") .authorizationDetails(List.of( PaymentAuthorizationDetail.builder() .locations(List.of("https://api.bank.example.com/payments")) .actions(List.of("initiate")) .amount(Amount.builder() .currency("USD") .value("150.00") .build()) .beneficiary(Beneficiary.builder() .account("123456789") .name("Test Merchant") .build()) .build() )) .build(); // 2. Get authorization code MvcResult authResult = mockMvc.perform(get("/oauth/authorize") .param("response_type", request.getResponseType()) .param("client_id", request.getClientId()) .param("redirect_uri", request.getRedirectUri()) .param("scope", request.getScope()) .param("authorization_details", objectMapper.writeValueAsString(request.getAuthorizationDetails()))) .andExpect(status().isOk()) .andReturn(); AuthorizationResponse authResponse = objectMapper.readValue( authResult.getResponse().getContentAsString(), AuthorizationResponse.class); // 3. Exchange code for token MvcResult tokenResult = mockMvc.perform(post("/oauth/token") .param("grant_type", "authorization_code") .param("code", authResponse.getCode()) .param("redirect_uri", request.getRedirectUri()) .param("client_id", request.getClientId()) .param("client_secret", "test-secret")) .andExpect(status().isOk()) .andReturn(); TokenResponse tokenResponse = objectMapper.readValue( tokenResult.getResponse().getContentAsString(), TokenResponse.class); // 4. Verify token contains RAR details assertNotNull(tokenResponse.getAuthorizationDetails()); assertEquals(1, tokenResponse.getAuthorizationDetails().size()); // 5. Use token to access resource MvcResult resourceResult = mockMvc.perform(post("/api/resources/payments") .header("Authorization", "Bearer " + tokenResponse.getAccessToken()) .contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) .content(objectMapper.writeValueAsString( new PaymentRequest("150.00", "USD", "123456789")))) .andExpect(status().isOk()) .andReturn(); } }

Best Practices

1. Structured Authorization: Use JSON objects for rich, typed authorization data
2. Validation: Validate all authorization details against user permissions
3. Consent Management: Present clear consent screens with detail explanations
4. Token Binding: Include RAR details in access tokens for resource server validation
5. Audit Logging: Log all RAR requests and grants for compliance
6. Type Safety: Use strongly-typed classes for different authorization types
7. Backward Compatibility: Support both traditional scopes and RAR
8. Performance: Cache authorization decisions when appropriate

Conclusion

Rich Authorization Requests (RAR) represent a significant evolution in OAuth 2.0, enabling fine-grained, contextual authorization beyond simple scopes. For Java applications, implementing RAR provides:

• Precise Access Control: Specify exact resources, actions, and conditions
• Domain-Specific Authorization: Model complex business rules in requests
• Improved User Experience: Clear consent screens with detailed explanations
• Regulatory Compliance: Meet requirements for financial and healthcare APIs
• Future-Proof Design: Extensible for new authorization types

The implementation presented here demonstrates how Java applications can leverage RAR to handle complex authorization scenarios—from payment transactions to multi-account access. By integrating RAR into your OAuth 2.0 authorization server, you provide clients with the flexibility to request precisely the access they need, while maintaining strong security and user control. As APIs become more sophisticated and domain-specific, RAR will become an essential tool in the authorization toolkit.

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