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Cloud Access Manager 8.1.1 - How To Develop OpenID Connect Apps

Cloud Access Manager administration

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Log in to Cloud Access Manager as an administrator.
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Under Applications, click Add New.
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Click Configure Manually, click Next.
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Choose Using OpenID Connect / OAuth 2.0, click Next.
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Select the required Client Type, the tool can be configured as public or confidential.

Exchanging set up information between Cloud Access Manager and client machine

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Copy the Redirect URI from the test tool to the Redirect URI input field of the application configuration in Cloud Access Manager.
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Copy the Client ID from the application configuration in Cloud Access Manager to the Client ID field of the test tool.
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In the test tool, click the Details tab.
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Copy the Shared Secret value from the application configuration in Cloud Access Manager to the Shared Secret field in the test tool.

Cloud Access Manager administration

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Click Next.
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Choose Do not proxy this application, click Next.
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Select the roles which are permitted to use this application and click Allow Role Access, click Next.
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Type in a name for your application, click Next.
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In the URL field, type https://cloudaccessmanager.proxy.com/myapp where cloudaccessmanager.proxy.com is the hostname of your proxy, and myapp is a name of your choice. The URL is not important for this exercise, since no users will be launching the application from the portal, but the wizard requires that you enter a valid URL in that field.
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Click Finish.

Client machine

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Click the Flows tab.
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To invoke an Implicit Flow, click the GET Token (Implicit flow) button.
NOTE: If your application was set up as a confidential client, then a request for Implicit Flow will be rejected with an authorization error response.
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To invoke Authorization Code Flow, check the Authenticate box (this causes the client to authenticate to the token endpoint), then click the 1. GET AZCode (AuthZ Code flow) button. To obtain an access token, click 2. POST AZCode for Token (AuthZ Code flow).
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Use the Show Id Token, Show Access Token, and GET UserInfo buttons to view information returned from Cloud Access Manager.
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