I'd love to see how you get on with configuring access to your app when it's deployed to Azure App Service and using a non-localhost domain over HTTPS. That's where I encountered issues trying to configure the reply URL as per dev.to/cowinr/setting-up-spring-se...
Interesting to see your note "The current Spring Boot starter does not work with single tenants, which is an issue being currently addressed." I set mine up as a single tenant registration and it worked after a fashion. Perhaps I'll have better luck configuring as a multi-tenant registration.
I'm late to this party, but I was following the above walkthrough last weekend including a deploy to Azure App Service. Locally it worked from the get-go whereas in the cloud I got the exact same AADSTS50011 error, due to a mismatch between http (suggested) vs https (registered) reply URL's.
Apparently this is a well-known issue due to the fact that in the cloud, the Spring Boot application (running on http) is proxied by IIS (running on https). See also Running Behind a Front-end Proxy Server and Deploy Your Spring Boot Application to Azure. The suggested addition of this snippet to application.yaml solved it for me:
Thanks! For single tenant there seems to be a separate documentation, I need to work on it, I don't understand why it should be a different configuration from Spring Boot
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I'd love to see how you get on with configuring access to your app when it's deployed to Azure App Service and using a non-localhost domain over HTTPS. That's where I encountered issues trying to configure the reply URL as per dev.to/cowinr/setting-up-spring-se...
Interesting to see your note "The current Spring Boot starter does not work with single tenants, which is an issue being currently addressed." I set mine up as a single tenant registration and it worked after a fashion. Perhaps I'll have better luck configuring as a multi-tenant registration.
I'm late to this party, but I was following the above walkthrough last weekend including a deploy to Azure App Service. Locally it worked from the get-go whereas in the cloud I got the exact same AADSTS50011 error, due to a mismatch between http (suggested) vs https (registered) reply URL's.
Apparently this is a well-known issue due to the fact that in the cloud, the Spring Boot application (running on http) is proxied by IIS (running on https). See also Running Behind a Front-end Proxy Server and Deploy Your Spring Boot Application to Azure. The suggested addition of this snippet to application.yaml solved it for me:
Thanks! For single tenant there seems to be a separate documentation, I need to work on it, I don't understand why it should be a different configuration from Spring Boot