ADAL JS & CORS with O365 APIs (Files & SharePoint)
In mid February Microsoft announced support of the OAuth2 implicit flow by way of a new library called ADAL JS.
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In mid February Microsoft announced support of the OAuth2 implicit flow by way of a new library called ADAL JS.
Read MoreLately you might you might notice I’ve been on a bit of a kick with Azure AD in some recent blog posts.
Read MoreLately you might you might notice I’ve been on a bit of a kick with Azure AD in some recent blog posts.
Read MoreAh, the authentication dance. To be clear this isn’t really about Office 365 or the Office 365 APIs, but they rely on Azure AD for authentication.
Read More[Updated February 25, 2015 @11a ET] - Looks like this was a bit of a regression that included more stuff than we were supposed to see, but hints are future updates.
Read MoreHear people talk about single tenant or multi-tenant when they refer to Azure AD and get a bit confused?
Read MoreThis post is part of a few other posts I’ve published this week about the authentication part of working with the Office 365 APIs.
Read MoreIn my last post, Azure AD & ASP.NET MVC - Understanding ADAL & OWIN, I talked a little about how the Azure AD Authentication Library (aka: ADAL) relates to the Open Web Interface for .
Read MoreIn my last post, Azure AD & ASP.NET MVC - Understanding ADAL & OWIN, I talked a little about how the Azure AD Authentication Library (aka: ADAL) relates to the Open Web Interface for .
Read Moreefore you even get started coding against the Office 365 APIs, you need to get an OAuth2 access token that is trusted by Office 365.
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