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Build Authorization Code Flow with Google OpenID Connect
How to implement the OpenID Authorization Code Flow with Google OpenID Connect service?
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If you want to implement the OpenID Authorization Code Flow (also called the Server Flow) in your Web application to use Google OpenID Connect service, you should follow these steps:
1. Building the Google OpenID Connect Sign-on authentication request:
2. Triggering the end user browser to fire the authentication request to https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth.
3. Letting the end user sign on to the Active Directory - This is controlled by the Google OpenID Connect service. Your application is not involved in this step.
4. Validating the authentication response:
5. Building the Google OpenID Connect access token request:
6. Calling the access token request to https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token with the POST method.
7. Validating the access token response:
5. Letting the end user to use your application:
Here is a diagram that shows the Google OpenID Connect OpenID Authentication Code Flow:
⇒ Integration with Azure Active Directory
⇐ Google OpenID Connect Access Token Request Test Page
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