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Hi,
my Web API is secured with an AAD Application 1. We do not have any calls to the downstream API and only need to validate the bearer token.
I have a second AAD Application 2 that is going to use the same Web API. I want to keep the infrastructure and code shared. On the other hand, I want to configure the Web API in a way to accept the bearer tokens of AAD Application 1 and AAD Application 2.
How can this be achieved with the Microsoft.Identity.Web library?
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Hi,
my Web API is secured with an AAD Application 1. We do not have any calls to the downstream API and only need to validate the bearer token.
I have a second AAD Application 2 that is going to use the same Web API. I want to keep the infrastructure and code shared. On the other hand, I want to configure the Web API in a way to accept the bearer tokens of AAD Application 1 and AAD Application 2.
How can this be achieved with the Microsoft.Identity.Web library?
Thank you,
Patrick
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