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How to register an app in Microsoft's registration portal for debug?
AAD V2 in ASP.NET Core WebAPI with JwtBearerHow to register existing UWP app with Microsoft App Registration PortalAzure AAD app roles in v2Azure App Registrations Sign-on URLAzure - App Registration - Edit existing entry of OAuth2Permissions doesn't workApplication access permission via App Registrations, Users and Groups, Azure Active DirectoryWhen registering an app on Azure Active Direct, what “redirect URI” or “Sign-on URL” should I use?Azure AD App registrations- OAuth - JWT getting generated for resource which consumer app don't have permissions toHow to register Office Web Add-in in the Microsoft App Registration PortalMicrosoft application registration portal not accept standard http Redirect URL
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I have a an app registered in http://apps.dev.microsoft.com. It is hosted and I entered the hostname in the Platforms section. How can I add a localhost url for when I want to debug my app? It seems that I cannot add another Web API platoform? What is the best practice? Do I need to register another app and put the localhost url there and just change my manifest file?
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I have a an app registered in http://apps.dev.microsoft.com. It is hosted and I entered the hostname in the Platforms section. How can I add a localhost url for when I want to debug my app? It seems that I cannot add another Web API platoform? What is the best practice? Do I need to register another app and put the localhost url there and just change my manifest file?
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Also registering applications in apps.dev.microsoft.com will cease to exist soon (May'19) and there is a new preview feature for App Registration in portal.azure.com under Azure Active Directory blade
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I have a an app registered in http://apps.dev.microsoft.com. It is hosted and I entered the hostname in the Platforms section. How can I add a localhost url for when I want to debug my app? It seems that I cannot add another Web API platoform? What is the best practice? Do I need to register another app and put the localhost url there and just change my manifest file?
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I have a an app registered in http://apps.dev.microsoft.com. It is hosted and I entered the hostname in the Platforms section. How can I add a localhost url for when I want to debug my app? It seems that I cannot add another Web API platoform? What is the best practice? Do I need to register another app and put the localhost url there and just change my manifest file?
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Also registering applications in apps.dev.microsoft.com will cease to exist soon (May'19) and there is a new preview feature for App Registration in portal.azure.com under Azure Active Directory blade
– Gopi Kolla
Mar 28 at 1:58
Did my answer solve your issue?
– Tony Ju
Apr 3 at 9:44
add a comment |
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Also registering applications in apps.dev.microsoft.com will cease to exist soon (May'19) and there is a new preview feature for App Registration in portal.azure.com under Azure Active Directory blade
– Gopi Kolla
Mar 28 at 1:58
Did my answer solve your issue?
– Tony Ju
Apr 3 at 9:44
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Also registering applications in apps.dev.microsoft.com will cease to exist soon (May'19) and there is a new preview feature for App Registration in portal.azure.com under Azure Active Directory blade
– Gopi Kolla
Mar 28 at 1:58
Also registering applications in apps.dev.microsoft.com will cease to exist soon (May'19) and there is a new preview feature for App Registration in portal.azure.com under Azure Active Directory blade
– Gopi Kolla
Mar 28 at 1:58
Did my answer solve your issue?
– Tony Ju
Apr 3 at 9:44
Did my answer solve your issue?
– Tony Ju
Apr 3 at 9:44
add a comment |
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You can add another redirect url for debugging. If you just want to debug your code, there is no need to register another app.
You can edit the Application Manifest to add reply urls.
Or you can do it in Azure portal.
However, if you want to change the permissions to debug, to avoid affecting your production environment, you'd better register another app.
I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 8:25
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You can add another redirect url for debugging. If you just want to debug your code, there is no need to register another app.
You can edit the Application Manifest to add reply urls.
Or you can do it in Azure portal.
However, if you want to change the permissions to debug, to avoid affecting your production environment, you'd better register another app.
I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 8:25
add a comment |
You can add another redirect url for debugging. If you just want to debug your code, there is no need to register another app.
You can edit the Application Manifest to add reply urls.
Or you can do it in Azure portal.
However, if you want to change the permissions to debug, to avoid affecting your production environment, you'd better register another app.
I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 8:25
add a comment |
You can add another redirect url for debugging. If you just want to debug your code, there is no need to register another app.
You can edit the Application Manifest to add reply urls.
Or you can do it in Azure portal.
However, if you want to change the permissions to debug, to avoid affecting your production environment, you'd better register another app.
You can add another redirect url for debugging. If you just want to debug your code, there is no need to register another app.
You can edit the Application Manifest to add reply urls.
Or you can do it in Azure portal.
However, if you want to change the permissions to debug, to avoid affecting your production environment, you'd better register another app.
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I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 8:25
add a comment |
I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 8:25
I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
I have "Web API", not "Web" and there is not Add URL there...
– nmrlqa4
Apr 4 at 7:11
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 Then you can edit the manifest to add the reply urls, you can also add the reply urls in Azure portal.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:21
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 I have updated the answer, you can check it.
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 7:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
– Tony Ju
Apr 4 at 8:25
@nmrlqa4 Do you have any other concerns regarding this?
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