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Hi thank you for you work, I found some useful resources particularly on your mgwdev-m365-helpers repo.
So I wanted to use the sp-react application in a multitenant scenario.
Context :
The application in Azure is registered in the 1234xx tenant and configured in multitenant mode
The site collection in Sharepoint was created in public mode (so members of the organization can access the site)
Added in the site collection a user from another tenant
Scenario :
With any account from 1234xx tenant, I can authenticate myself and make requests to sharepoint within the sharepoint Rest API.
With a user from another tenant, I can authenticate myself but not make requests to SharePoint, I get this error:
{"error_description":"Exception of type 'Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens.AudienceUriValidationFailedException' was thrown."}
Have you any ideas, do you think it's possible ?
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When it comes to guests in such scenario, there is one thing You have to consider - even if Your app is registered as a multitenant, You have to know to which tenant You want to authenticate at runtime level, in other words - when navigating to /auth page, You have to already know to which tenant You want to authenticate to. If not - MS login page will always assume You want to authenticate to Your "main" tenant.
This of course presents a small problem - if You want to keep Your app functioning as multi tenant You have to figure out when user is using the app as a guest, and when as a internal user. I would suggest using link with ?tenantid=<tenant_id> when sharing the link to Your app, than if Your app detects tenant-id in query parameter - it uses it in auth endpoint, if not - go with common (or organizations).
If You are building an app for one customer (or You can handle that with subdomains) - there is no problem :)
Hi thank you for you work, I found some useful resources particularly on your
mgwdev-m365-helpers
repo.So I wanted to use the sp-react application in a multitenant scenario.
Context :
Scenario :
{"error_description":"Exception of type 'Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens.AudienceUriValidationFailedException' was thrown."}
Have you any ideas, do you think it's possible ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: