Dump Azure AD v1 Authentication Response
How to build a PHP script to dump Azure AD v1.0 Authentication Response?
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If you are use the Azure-AD-Authentication-Request-Test.html
test Web form, you need to write a server side script
to dump the Azure AD Authentication Response.
Here is an example of PHP script, openID_receiver.php, that dumps all attributes received in the Authentication Response:
<html><body><pre> <?php $id_token = $_REQUEST["id_token"]; $code = $_REQUEST["code"]; $token = $_REQUEST["token"]; $state = $_REQUEST["state"]; $error = $_REQUEST["error"]; $error_description = $_REQUEST["error_description"]; echo "id_token: $id_token\n"; echo "code: $code\n"; echo "token: $token\n"; echo "state: $state\n"; echo "error: $error\n"; echo "error_description: $error_description\n"; ?> </pre></body></html>
Upload this script to your Web server, and use it as the redirect_uri value in the Azure-AD-Authentication-Request-Test.html test page.
Here is an example of output returned by openID_receiver.php with "response_type=id_token" in the request:
id_token: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1Qi...eyJhdWQiOiJiMTRh...UJQrCA6qn2bXq57q... code: AQABAAIAAACJnLyvTTQE_LkX_Hd1_HKVGtHVJwp0r3ToIvBMns4dpW31lq... token: state: yyyyyy error: error_description:
See other tutorials on how to decode and validate "id_token" and "code" values.
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