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Office Dev Show - Episode 27 - Azure AD Converged Authentication and the Microsoft Graph
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Office Dev Show - Episode 27 - Azure AD Converged Authentication and the Microsoft Graph
In this episode of the Office Dev Show, Richard diZerega talks with Mr. Cloud Identity, Vittorio Bertocci about the Azure AD v2 application model for developers. They explore the differences from v1, how v2 converges commercial and consumer scenarios, how easy it is to use with the new Microsoft Authentication Libraries (MSAL), and how to use v2 with the Microsoft Graph. The v2 application model promises one application registration, one authentication flow, and one end-point through the Microsoft Graph.
Web Application Sample with MSAL
Xamarin Forms Sample with MSAL
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The Discussion
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SudhindraKovalam In the video, vittorio specified that most of the scenarios, there was no particular need for a refresh token. how does this work for iot devices ?
for all devices with no display, or no keyboard/mouse input.
I am looking at building a smart mirror like example that connects to my live account to get emails.
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richdizz I would suspect that a IoT scenario like you mention would be more efficient using an app-only (aka - Client Credential Grant Flow) which isn't yet supported in converged auth. However, you can definitely do app-only flows with ADAL and the Microsoft Graph. Here is a post that discusses how to do this. Basically uses a trust in the form of a shared certificate instead of a flow that required a display/UI: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/exchangedev/2015/01/21/building-daemon-or-service-apps-with-office-365-mail-calendar-and-contacts-apis-oauth2-client-credential-flow/
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Nick Lopez Hi
Does the V2 Endpoint now ready for production? I believe there's still no stable release for this yet, if I'm not mistaken, but can the pre-release version be used in a production level app ie., apps submitted to the App Store? Thanks!