Can anyone please give an example on how to implement OpenIddict with the following situation:
3 apps, where app1 is the ID server, app2 as the API server and app3 as a client application.
Meaning no Postman, no WEB browser involvement.
I have tried to understand the "Zirku" example shipped with OpenIddict, but - I have no idea how to read the Zirku.Client
What I nead is plain and simple:
Client app asking the IdServer for a token, based on Username&password
Client app asking the ApiServer for something, passing along the token.
As simple as absolutly possible.
I tried to implement something like the "Hollastin" example, but didnt manage to get it running correctly.
So, an example in plain C# would be extreemly nice to see.
This is something I've been looking for and I think the confusion is in expecting open id to work with username/password. Hopefully @robinvanderknaap can clarify, but the oauth flows are built around supporting communication between servers or between clients and the server via third-party login. Logging in with Username/Password is basically what you set up in part 2 and can use the more normal AspNetCore individual authentication.
I'd definitely be interested in more tips on how to combine OpenIddict and the standard motely array of AspNetUsers, AspNetRoles, etc.
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Can anyone please give an example on how to implement OpenIddict with the following situation:
3 apps, where app1 is the ID server, app2 as the API server and app3 as a client application.
Meaning no Postman, no WEB browser involvement.
I have tried to understand the "Zirku" example shipped with OpenIddict, but - I have no idea how to read the Zirku.Client
What I nead is plain and simple:
Client app asking the IdServer for a token, based on Username&password
Client app asking the ApiServer for something, passing along the token.
As simple as absolutly possible.
I tried to implement something like the "Hollastin" example, but didnt manage to get it running correctly.
So, an example in plain C# would be extreemly nice to see.
This is something I've been looking for and I think the confusion is in expecting open id to work with username/password. Hopefully @robinvanderknaap can clarify, but the oauth flows are built around supporting communication between servers or between clients and the server via third-party login. Logging in with Username/Password is basically what you set up in part 2 and can use the more normal AspNetCore individual authentication.
I'd definitely be interested in more tips on how to combine OpenIddict and the standard motely array of AspNetUsers, AspNetRoles, etc.