This blog walks through how to set up MSAL.JS to authenticate directly to ADFS 2019 Server using Authorization Code Grant flow to get an Access Token and then call a Web API with that Access Token. We will go over the following steps to get this the samples working: App Registrations for both the Single Page Application (SPA) client app and the web API app Enable Cross-origin Request Sharing (CORS)…
Read MoreUsing MSAL.js v2 in a SPA App to call a web API protected by Azure App Service’s Easy Auth with Azure AD
There are a couple of ways to call an Easy Auth enabled web API. You can either call the web API with: an Easy Auth session cookie (via a previously authenticated browser session to the web API) or An Azure AD Bearer JWT token In this post I will show you how to use MSAL.JS v2 in a Single Page Application (SPA) to get an access token for the web…
Read MoreHow to set your MSAL.js app up to automatically sign-in if you already have a session signed in on another tab
Our MSAL.js sample is an excellent example for using MSAL in a javascript page. However, it only demonstrates logging in by clicking on a button. If you’re launching your app from myapps portal or are otherwise already logged into the portal with the browser, it would make sense to just use that session to perform your sign-in for your MSAL app without requiring the button click. This is actually easily…
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