Java CAPTCHA Integration

Create a user account or log in with an existing one. Then create a new CAPTCHA or select an existing one. If you’re unsure whether TrustCaptcha is right for you, try our CAPTCHA service risk-free for 14 days at no cost.

On the CAPTCHA overview page, you will find all the important information, such as the site key, secret key and licence key. Allow your websites to access your CAPTCHA by simply adding them to the access authorised domain list in the CAPTCHA security rules.

Integrate the CAPTCHA widget into your website or app. For precise, detailed instructions, please read the CAPTCHA widget guide in our documentation.

The CAPTCHA widget will then be displayed on your website or app:

Prebuild frontend integrations
You can use one of our pre-built frontend integrations to integrate the CAPTCHA widget into your website or application. If there is no pre-built integration from us for your preferred frontend technology, your software developers can integrate the CAPTCHA themselves using using our documentation or ask our support-team for a pre-built integration solution.

The following steps give you an idea of how to retrieve the CAPTCHA verification result from our server in a Java backend and determine how to proceed based on this result. For precise, detailed instructions, please read the CAPTCHA integration guide for Java in our documentation.

First, install our TrustCaptcha Java dependency:

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.trustcomponent</groupId>
  <artifactId>trustcaptcha</artifactId>
  <version>2.0.0</version>
</dependency>

Retrieve the verification result from our server using the verification token and the secret key of your CAPTCHA:

// Retrieving the verification result
VerificationResult verificationResult;
try {
  verificationResult = CaptchaManager.getVerificationResult("<your_secret_key>", "<verification_token_from_your_client>");
} catch (CaptchaFailureException e) {
  // Fetch verification result failed - handle error
}

Based on the verification results and your individual needs, decide how you would like to proceed:

// Act on the verification result
if (!verificationResult.isVerificationPassed() || verificationResult.getScore() > 0.5) {
  logger.warn("Verification failed or bot score > 0.5 – possible automated request.");
}

Need detailed information about the Java CAPTCHA integration?
For detailed instructions on integrating TrustCaptcha, please refer to our Java CAPTCHA integration guide. A complete integration example for the Java CAPTCHA can be found in our CAPTCHA Samples Repository on Github.

Other backend technology instead of Java?
If you do not want to use Java on your server or have several different backends, you can select a different integration here. If there is no pre-built integration from us for your preferred backend technology, your software developers can integrate the CAPTCHA verification process themselves using our documentation or ask our support-team for a pre-built integration.

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