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Azure AD Application Integration in Azure AD B2C
How to integrate my application with to Azure AD service? I have registered it as an Azure AD application.
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If you have registered your application as an Azure AD application,
you can integrate your application with Azure AD service using
OpenID Connect protocol with the following information:
1. "Endpoints" - URLs of different Integration request calls. You can see them by going to "Azure Active Directory > App Registrations > Endpoints". For example:
URL for OpenID Connect authentication request: https://login.microsoftonline.com/094191ff-.../oauth2/authorize URL for OpenID Connect access token request: https://login.microsoftonline.com/094191ff-.../oauth2/token
2. "Application ID" - The identifier of your application in Azure AD service. You should see it after your application registration. "Application ID" is used as the "client_id" parameter in both OpenID Connect requests.
3. "Secret Key" - The secret key you added as part of your application registration to protect the OpenID Connect access token request call. "Secret Key" is used as the "client_secret" parameter in the access token request.
4. "Reply URLs" - URLs of you server side scripts you added as part of your application registration. "Reply URL" is used as the "redirect_uri" parameter in both OpenID Connect requests.
You should be able to finish the integration by following other tutorials.
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