invalid token authentication
I follow the guide on this URL for acquire a azure accessToken.
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-java-native-headless
I'm able to acquire the token both accessToken and idToken.
In result I can also access to user info.
But when I'm going to use the access Token for query graph I have unauthorized access ( 401 ) .
Also if i use the same accessToken from Postman is the same.
java
azure token adal asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
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I follow the guide on this URL for acquire a azure accessToken.
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-java-native-headless
I'm able to acquire the token both accessToken and idToken.
In result I can also access to user info.
But when I'm going to use the access Token for query graph I have unauthorized access ( 401 ) .
Also if i use the same accessToken from Postman is the same.
java
azure token adal asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
1
What thequery graphmeans? If you do the same as the guide, and do other operations, I suppose you did not grant the other permission. In the guide, it just grants theUser.Readpermission.
– Joy Wang
Nov 12 at 1:18
Do you have any update about this thread?
– Tom Sun
Nov 16 at 0:36
add a comment |
I follow the guide on this URL for acquire a azure accessToken.
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-java-native-headless
I'm able to acquire the token both accessToken and idToken.
In result I can also access to user info.
But when I'm going to use the access Token for query graph I have unauthorized access ( 401 ) .
Also if i use the same accessToken from Postman is the same.
java
azure token adal asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
1
I follow the guide on this URL for acquire a azure accessToken.
https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-java-native-headless
I'm able to acquire the token both accessToken and idToken.
In result I can also access to user info.
But when I'm going to use the access Token for query graph I have unauthorized access ( 401 ) .
Also if i use the same accessToken from Postman is the same.
java
azure token adal java
azure token adal asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
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asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
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asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
1
asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
1
asked Nov 11 at 18:26
Antonio Ranieri
1
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What thequery graphmeans? If you do the same as the guide, and do other operations, I suppose you did not grant the other permission. In the guide, it just grants theUser.Readpermission.
– Joy Wang
Nov 12 at 1:18
Do you have any update about this thread?
– Tom Sun
Nov 16 at 0:36
add a comment |
What thequery graphmeans? If you do the same as the guide, and do other operations, I suppose you did not grant the other permission. In the guide, it just grants theUser.Readpermission.
– Joy Wang
Nov 12 at 1:18
Do you have any update about this thread?
– Tom Sun
Nov 16 at 0:36
What the
query graph means? If you do the same as the guide, and do other operations, I suppose you did not grant the other permission. In the guide, it just grants the User.Read permission.– Joy Wang
Nov 12 at 1:18
What the
query graph means? If you do the same as the guide, and do other operations, I suppose you did not grant the other permission. In the guide, it just grants the User.Read permission.– Joy Wang
Nov 12 at 1:18
Do you have any update about this thread?
– Tom Sun
Nov 16 at 0:36
Do you have any update about this thread?
– Tom Sun
Nov 16 at 0:36
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According to the guide, it just grants the user.Read permission, so you could get the user info with token.
If you want to access other graph resource, you need to grant the other delegate permisson.
We could get the premissions information from the corresponding Microsoft Graph API.
Take get user API for example at least User.Read is required. If you want to access other Microsoft Graph API, we need to know what permission is needed. If possible, you could add the related information into the question.
How to add the delegate permissons, please refer to this screenshot
answered Nov 12 at 1:43
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According to the guide, it just grants the user.Read permission, so you could get the user info with token.
If you want to access other graph resource, you need to grant the other delegate permisson.
We could get the premissions information from the corresponding Microsoft Graph API.
Take get user API for example at least User.Read is required. If you want to access other Microsoft Graph API, we need to know what permission is needed. If possible, you could add the related information into the question.
How to add the delegate permissons, please refer to this screenshot
answered Nov 12 at 1:43
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According to the guide, it just grants the user.Read permission, so you could get the user info with token.
If you want to access other graph resource, you need to grant the other delegate permisson.
We could get the premissions information from the corresponding Microsoft Graph API.
Take get user API for example at least User.Read is required. If you want to access other Microsoft Graph API, we need to know what permission is needed. If possible, you could add the related information into the question.
How to add the delegate permissons, please refer to this screenshot
answered Nov 12 at 1:43
Tom Sun
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According to the guide, it just grants the user.Read permission, so you could get the user info with token.
If you want to access other graph resource, you need to grant the other delegate permisson.
We could get the premissions information from the corresponding Microsoft Graph API.
Take get user API for example at least User.Read is required. If you want to access other Microsoft Graph API, we need to know what permission is needed. If possible, you could add the related information into the question.
How to add the delegate permissons, please refer to this screenshot
answered Nov 12 at 1:43
Tom Sun
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According to the guide, it just grants the user.Read permission, so you could get the user info with token.
If you want to access other graph resource, you need to grant the other delegate permisson.
We could get the premissions information from the corresponding Microsoft Graph API.
Take get user API for example at least User.Read is required. If you want to access other Microsoft Graph API, we need to know what permission is needed. If possible, you could add the related information into the question.
How to add the delegate permissons, please refer to this screenshot
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What the
query graphmeans? If you do the same as the guide, and do other operations, I suppose you did not grant the other permission. In the guide, it just grants theUser.Readpermission.– Joy Wang
Nov 12 at 1:18
Do you have any update about this thread?
– Tom Sun
Nov 16 at 0:36