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    • Enhanced secure token management for visit operations improves authentication reliability. These updates streamline token handling, ensuring a smoother and more secure experience when accessing visit-related functionalities.
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The modifications focus on enhancing the VisitServiceImpl class by integrating JWT token handling via cookie management. New Spring framework imports enable retrieval of HTTP request attributes, and dependency injection for CookieUtil is added. Within the beneficiary list methods, the current HTTP request is obtained to extract the JWT token from cookies, which is then appended to the request headers. These changes streamline the process of including authentication tokens in outgoing requests.

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src/.../VisitServiceImpl.java - Added new Spring imports (LinkedMultiValueMap, MultiValueMap, RequestContextHolder, ServletRequestAttributes, and HttpServletRequest).
- Injected CookieUtil via @Autowired.
- Modified getBeneficiaryListByIDs and getBeneficiaryListBySearch to retrieve the current HTTP request, extract the JWT token from cookies, and add it to the request headers.

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    participant C as Client
    participant V as VisitServiceImpl
    participant R as RequestContextHolder
    participant CU as CookieUtil
    participant API as External API

    C->>V: Call service method (e.g., getBeneficiaryListByIDs)
    V->>R: Retrieve current HTTP request
    R-->>V: Return HTTP request
    V->>CU: Extract JWT token from cookie
    CU-->>V: Return JWT token
    V->>API: Call API with header "Cookie: Jwttoken={token}"
    API-->>V: API response
    V-->>C: Return response
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/main/java/com/iemr/inventory/service/visit/VisitServiceImpl.java (2)

32-35: Unused imports detected.

The imported classes LinkedMultiValueMap and MultiValueMap (lines 32-33) aren't used in the code. Consider removing these unused imports to improve code cleanliness.

-import org.springframework.util.LinkedMultiValueMap;
-import org.springframework.util.MultiValueMap;

107-111: Consider adding null check for RequestContextHolder.

The current implementation assumes that RequestContextHolder.getRequestAttributes() will never return null, which could potentially lead to a NullPointerException if called outside of a request context.

-HttpServletRequest requestHeader = ((ServletRequestAttributes) RequestContextHolder.getRequestAttributes())
-		.getRequest();
-String jwtTokenFromCookie = cookieUtil.getJwtTokenFromCookie(requestHeader);
-header.put("Cookie", "Jwttoken=" + jwtTokenFromCookie);
+if (RequestContextHolder.getRequestAttributes() != null) {
+   HttpServletRequest requestHeader = ((ServletRequestAttributes) RequestContextHolder.getRequestAttributes())
+           .getRequest();
+   String jwtTokenFromCookie = cookieUtil.getJwtTokenFromCookie(requestHeader);
+   if (jwtTokenFromCookie != null) {
+       header.put("Cookie", "Jwttoken=" + jwtTokenFromCookie);
+   }
+}

Also applies to: 143-147

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src/main/java/com/iemr/inventory/service/visit/VisitServiceImpl.java (4)

62-63: Good addition of CookieUtil dependency.

The CookieUtil autowiring adds the necessary functionality to retrieve JWT tokens from cookies, which is essential for resolving the 401 unauthorized issue.


107-111: JWT token handling added correctly.

The implementation correctly retrieves the JWT token from cookies and adds it to the request headers, which should resolve the 401 unauthorized issue. This approach ensures that authenticated requests are properly forwarded to downstream services.


143-147: Consistent implementation of JWT token handling.

The same JWT token retrieval logic is correctly applied here as in the getBeneficiaryListByIDs method, ensuring consistent authentication behavior across all beneficiary-related API calls.


62-63: Consider adding unit tests for the JWT authentication flow.

The newly added authentication flow should be properly tested to ensure it handles various scenarios correctly, including:

  1. When a valid JWT token is present in cookies
  2. When no JWT token is present
  3. When RequestContextHolder returns null

This will help ensure the robustness of the authentication mechanism.

Also applies to: 107-111, 143-147

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