I am building app for our Organization where in we need to enable the login screen and authenticate the user/pass against MS Active Directory.
Any help with sample code will be very helpful.
I am using Flutter to build mobile application
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I have been working on an end-to-end test using Cypress. Our website requires user to login to azure active directory before opening the portal. I found various ways to automate the authentication process using cy.request() but I am wondering if there is a way to login to azure active directory "manually", such as launching new window to prompt user to login or something similar, then start the test as we only have to automate the test of functionality of our website not the authentication.
Any idea is welcome.
I have created my custom AAD in Azure Portal and I have registered my web app, so that I can use AAD Authentication in the app.
What needs to be done in order to display the app in https://account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com/ portal in the Applications section?
You can manage the apps permissions here.
https://portal.azure.com - Azure Active Directory - Enterprise Applications - All Applications
https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/StartboardApplicationsMenuBlade/AllApps/menuId/
Thanks,
prathaprabhu
COSMICOMPUTERS
Microsoft Partner
I'm developing a native mobile app and an application node js that I set up to authenticate by google and facebook account. I need to create new accounts to access my application and get the token to use the endpoints for people who do not have google or facebook account. Can I make a new registration and log in to azure active directory?
you may want to look at ADAL JS (i let experts responding with examples and more accurate stuff)
Is it possible to authenticate Dropbox account in real-time using Active Directory? I mean not only one-time directory sync that can go out of sync very quickly but to be able to authenticate users in Dropbox using Active Directory in real-time.
Thanks
While you cannot authenticate DropBox users directly against Active Directory, you could achieve what would look exactly like this to the end-user by federating between Active Directory to DropBox using ADFS, and create a rule in ADFS which basically says, if user exists in Active Directory, let him access DropBox account. This answer greatly simplifies the work and setup involved, but you get the idea. Here's the exact step-by-step to do this, including screenshots: How do I connect Dropbox to AD FS 3.0 for single sign-on (SSO)?
Is there a way to secure a Horizon app (with RethinkDB) using Windows Authentication (SSO) with an internal Active Directory?
I would like to be able to restrict access based on the Windows/Domain user and also load the AD profile info somehow in my single page web app?
The catch: Everything needs to run on premise. So no cloud or any external providers. Just the local company Active Directory and Windows environment.
Cheers
There's no built-in way to do that right now, but you could embed Horizon into a node app and handle the authentication yourself.