Navigate to the Apps Admin Page and click on Add.
Name: The name of the app. In case of OAuth this name will be show on the user (resource owner) consent page.
Description: The description of the app. In case of OAuth this description will be show on the user (resource owner) consent page.
OAuth
Token life time: The time a token remains valid after it is created in hours and minutes.
Redirection Uri: One of more uri that are valid redirect uri for your application (OAuth Client). Place each url on a seperate line.
WS-Federation
Relying Party Realm: The urn your application (Relying Party) will use to identify itself.
Reply Uri: One of more valid reply uri for your application (Relying Party). Place each url on a seperate line.
Relying Party Certificate: The public key of the certificate your application (Relying Party) will use to encrypt the sign-in request.
It is recommended that you aquire and use a specific certificate, only used for this purpose.
Token Signing Certificate: The public/private key pair of the certiciate The Identity Hub - {tenant} will use to sign the sign-in response (SAML Token).
It is recommended that you aquire and use a specific certificate, only used for this purpose.
For more information on this see How To: Create an App.
Click Save. You will navigate to the detail page of the just created App.
If you are not already on the details page of your App navigate to the Apps Admin Page and click on the App.
Windows 8.1 Store Apps: see How To: Sign into your Mobile app with The Identity Hub
Windows Phone 8.1 Apps: see How To: Sign into your Mobile app with The Identity Hub
iOS Apps: see How To: Sign into your Mobile app with The Identity Hub
Android Apps: see How To: Sign into your Mobile app with The Identity Hub
Web Applications: see How To: Sign into your Single Page JavaScript App with The Identity Hub
ASP.NET Applications: see How To: Sign into your ASP.NET/MVC web site with The Identity Hub (WS-Federation)
ASP.NET Applications: see How To: Sign into your ASP.NET/MVC web site with The Identity Hub (OAuth 2.0)
SharePoint 2010/2013: see How To: Sign into your SharePoint 2010/2013 sites with The Identity Hub
Follow the specific guidelines to connect your application.
Parameter Name | Required/Optional/Not Supported |
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Token life time | Required |
Redirection Uri | At least one is required |
Parameter Name | Required/Optional/Not Supported |
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Relying Party Realm | Required |
Reply Uri | At least one is required. |
Relying Party Certificate | Optional, but recommended. Not supported for SharePoint. |
Token Signing Certificate | Required |