Build an OIDC enabled app
The first step to enable your app to authenticate via OpenId Connect is to select a flow that suits your business needs and a sample app that acts as a guide.
Sample Code
- Authentication Flow
- Implicit Flow
- Password Grant Flow
Reference
OpenID Connect is a well-documented specification, we recommend you consult the following resources to assist you with this process.
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StackOverflow discussions about "openid-connect"
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Q: Single sign-on flow using JWT for cross domain authentication
Asked Nov 15 2015There is a lot of information on the web about using JWT (Json Web Token) for authentication. But I still didn't find a clear explanation of what the flow should be when using JWT tokens for a...
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Q: .NET Core Identity Server 4 Authentication VS Identity Authentication
Asked Feb 08 2017I'm trying to understand the proper way to do authentication in ASP.NET Core. I've looked at several Resource (Most of which are out dated). ...
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Q: What is intent of ID Token expiry time in OpenID Connect?
Asked Sep 05 2014In OpenID Connect an access token has an expiry time. For authorization code flow, this is typically short (eg 20 minutes) after which you use the refresh token to request a new access token.The...
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Q: Difference between OAuth 2.0 "state" and OpenID "nonce" parameter? Why state could not be reused?
Asked Oct 20 2017OAuth 2.0 defines "state" parameter to be sent in request by client to prevent cross-site request attacks. Same is mentioned in OpenID spec for "nonce". Apart from the fact that "nonce" is...
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Q: IdentityServer Flows
Asked Apr 16 2015IdentityServer supports different OpenId Connect flows that are defined in the Flows enum and set for clients. There's also samples for each type of flow and many references to them in the docs...
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