access-token

问题 How to get AD access token from login.microsoftonline.com and pass access token to web api controller? as I need "access token" as such to pass on to another partner company website url via post request. Below code doing AAD authentication as expected but also I need "access token" as such, public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { services.Configure<CookiePolicyOptions>(options => { // This lambda determines whether user consent for non-essential cookies is needed for a

问题 We are trying to integrate Identity Server 4 (IDSV4) with our Mvc Client and WebApi2 clients. We found out that, the access token is still valid and can be used to consume services from WebApi2 even after the user has logged out from both client and IDSV4. I don't know how I can force it to become invalid as soon as the user has logged out. Here are the steps to reproduce this behaviour: Open Mvc Client and Login to IDSV4 Get the Access token by using await HttpContext.GetTokenAsync

问题 I am new in Azure DevOps, I am acquiring access token of Azure DevOps by two ways Windows PowerShell PowerShell within WPF application In above two ways, I am able to get access token but there is a big difference in size of access token. If I follow the 1st method I am getting full access token and it works fine. But if I use the 2nd method, it returns access token with small size, resulting I get a 401 error when I use this access token. I am sharing outputs from both ways 1. Using

问题 I am new in Azure DevOps, I am acquiring access token of Azure DevOps by two ways Windows PowerShell PowerShell within WPF application In above two ways, I am able to get access token but there is a big difference in size of access token. If I follow the 1st method I am getting full access token and it works fine. But if I use the 2nd method, it returns access token with small size, resulting I get a 401 error when I use this access token. I am sharing outputs from both ways 1. Using

问题 If I understand correctly, Personal Access Tokens (PAT) are associated with the user identity logged in (they are within User Settings afterall). Question : For functional responsibilities that should not be associated with and reliant upon one individual team member's account (ex. automated systems deployments), is there a way to generate non-user contextual PATs? 回答1: There is no way to create non-user contextual personal access tokens. Personal access tokens are alternate passwords that

问题 If I understand correctly, Personal Access Tokens (PAT) are associated with the user identity logged in (they are within User Settings afterall). Question : For functional responsibilities that should not be associated with and reliant upon one individual team member's account (ex. automated systems deployments), is there a way to generate non-user contextual PATs? 回答1: There is no way to create non-user contextual personal access tokens. Personal access tokens are alternate passwords that

问题 I want to create an Azure Web Application that can authenticate an external/internal (from any Organization) user upon opening the Web Application link through Azure AD Credentials and acquire its Access token in return. I want to use that Access Token to programmatically create an application registration in User's tenant. 回答1: First, you need to register an application and set it as a multi-tenant application, then use the auth code flow to authenticate the user and obtain an access token.

问题 In my Andorid app, am using few keys and tokens for authentication and initialisations. I need to store these static keys somewhere in app securely. At the same time, I need to access it in code as well. I am aware of SharedPreference and Gradle variables, which right now I use. I have tried Cryptography as well, but then I will have to store the secretKey also for decryption. So, am searching for any workaround or proper solution. Any help will be highly appreciated. 回答1: YOUR PROBLEM Where

问题 I am implementing OAuth2 using Microsoft identity platform. For this purpose, I registered my app to Azure Active Directory admin center and got an app-id and other app credentials. Redirect-url also mentioned as well. So first of all, I generated auth-url (code snippet is provided below) and got an auth-code to my redirect endpoint. when I try to exchange auth-code to get access-token, it throws as exception with statuscode 401 with error message "401 Unauthorized". I am using simple-oauth2

问题 My question is similar to this one. I have followed every step trying to get a Pinterest access token. https://developers.pinterest.com/docs/api/overview/ I ' 1. Created an app in the Pinterest developer dashboard 2. Got my authorization code without any problems 3. Tried to query my access token like in the docs: POST https://api.pinterest.com/v1/oauth/token?grant_type=authorization_code&client_id=888888888888888&client_secret=9999999999999999999999&code=00000000000000 I tried to get it