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See “ Authentication and authorization in Azure App Service” for details. Note : You can also use the Azure App Service (API App) and settings (so called “Easy Auth”) for every programming languages.
#SWAGGER EDITOR AUTHORIZATION WITH CUSTOM HEADERS HOW TO#
If you’re using other programming language, see “ How to build API secured by Azure AD” (Japanese) in my previous post. I don’t describe how to build the web api secured by the Azure AD, but if you’re using ASP.NET Web API, you just click button in the project creation wizard and set-up the Azure AD information. In this case, your web api must handle the OAuth access token. In the first example, we use the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) as the authentication provider with custom api. (First I explain using Azure AD, and next I show you the other cases, such as Google account.) Build your own web api In this post I show you how to build and use the custom api, and in most cases the authentication is needed, then I also explain with real authentication scenario.
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You can connect Microsoft Flow and PowerApps with your in-house applications or unknown 3rd party (ISV) applications. The custom api enables you to connect your own web api (REST api) in Microsoft Flow (including SharePoint workflow) and PowerApps. Thanks Tsuyoshi, on behalf of the PowerApps team!
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Tsuyoshi Matsuzaki is a technical evangelist whose mission is educating and supporting ISV developers on Microsoft Azure, Office 365, and other enterprise platforms. We came across a great blog post by our colleague Tsuyoshi Matsuzaki from Microsoft Japan.