

A JWT assertion is a package of information that facilitates the sharing of identity and security information across security domains. The client requests an access token by providing a user JSON web token (JWT) assertion or a third-party user JWT assertion and client credentials. Use when you want to use an existing trust relationship expressed as an assertion and without a direct user approval step at the authorization server. This access token is either associated with the client’s own resources, and not a particular resource owner, or is associated with a resource owner for whom the client is otherwise authorized to act The client presents its own credentials to obtain an access token. Use when the authorization scope is limited to the protected resources under the control of the client or to the protected resources registered with the authorization server.
Web confidential password#
Use when the resource owner has a trust relationship with the confidential application, such as a computer operating system or a highly privileged application, because the confidential application must discard the password after using it to obtain the access token. At the top of the Add Confidential Application wizard's Details page, click Next.If self service is not enabled, users won’t see the Add Access button. Select the check box if you want end users to be able to request access to the app from their My Apps page by clicking Add Access. See REST API for Oracle Identity Cloud Service.
Web confidential update#
Use the Oracle Identity Cloud Service REST APIs to update this flag. The flag to enable or disable SSO comes from the app template. When you select the Display in My Apps check box in applications, the app is then visible in the My Apps page, but selecting this check box doesn’t enable or disable SSO to the app. In this case you need to configure the application as a resource server. Select the check box if you want the confidential application to be listed for users on their My Apps pages. Service Social Login, the custom app needs to have the Linking callback URL which can be redirected after linking of the user between social provider and Oracle Identity CloudĬlick Add Tag to add tags to your confidential applications to organize and identify them. Service custom SDK and integrate with Oracle Identity Cloud When you create a custom app using Oracle Identity Cloud Service can redirect to after linking of a user between social providers and Oracle Identity Cloud

Web confidential registration#
This is the URL where the callback is sent with social registration user details, if a successful logged-in social user account does not exist in Oracle Identity Cloud The provided callback URL is used to verify whether the user exists or not (in the case of first time social login), and display an error if the social authentication has failed. Service and send the response back after social authentication. Social providers need this callback URL to call Oracle Identity Cloud Service, the callback URL must be configured in the Custom Error URL field. When a user tries to use social authentication (ex: Google, Facebook, and so on) for logging into Oracle Identity Cloud If both the error URLs are not configured, then the error will be redirected to the Oracle Identity Cloud If not specified, the tenant specific Error page URL will be used. Enter the error page URL to which a user has to be redirected, in case of a failure. However, if you are using a default login page provided by Oracle Identity Cloud Service, then leave this field blank. In the Custom Logout URL field, specify a custom logout URL. In the Custom Login URL field, specify a custom login URL. HTTP should only be used for testing purposes.

This value is also known as the SAML RelayState parameter. This icon appears next to the name of the application on the My Apps page and the Applications page.Įnter the URL (HTTP or HTTPS) where the user is redirected after a successful login. You can enter up to 250 characters.Ĭlick Upload to add an icon that represents the application. Consider keeping your application names as short as possible.Įnter a description for the confidential application. You can enter up to 125 characters.įor applications with lengthy names, the application name appears truncated in the My Apps page. Enter a name for the confidential application.
