What is 403 Error?
The 403 error is known as a forbidden error. This is an HTTP status code indicating that the server understands the request but does not authorize it. This means that the server accepts the client’s request, but the client is denied access to the requested resources. Below, we provide some common reasons errors might lead to a 403 error.
- Insufficient Permissions
- Access Control Lists
- Misconfigured Security Settings
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- CSRF Protection
- Resource Ownership
- Temporary or Permanent Restrictions
How to Solve 403 Error in Spring Boot Post Request?
Spring Boot is one of the frameworks used in developing web applications, and it provides a lot of features to solve real-time problems in software industries. In this article, we will explain how to solve the 403 error in the Spring Boot post request. This error is raised due to security configuration, authentication and authorization, and other aspects. This means when we hit related API, then the request goes to the server from the client and the request is processed by the server. The server can handle the requests if proper permissions are not granted to that request, and the request can’t access the resources.