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I'm trying to put my new custom Federator in Keycloak so I've compiled my jar filed created using mvn clean install into standalone/configuration/providers following this guide.
I then restarted the Wildfly 8 server but it doesn't seem to register my customer Federation provider.
Is there a reason why this isn't working?
Add a file
containing the full classname of your custom provider factory. For example be.abc.def.MyCustomProviderFactory
Restart Wildfly and the provider factory (not the provider itself) should be listed in the Users > Federation > Add provider dropdown by its id.