Hello All!,

 

I started working on .NET Core just recently. My first ever task for client was to write some web APIs to communicate with the Azure AD and fetch all the users and groups from it. I was naive to .NET Core and had just heard about the active directory thing, but never worked on it, so I planned to go by the traditional process!

 

Following the said process, I started studying Microsoft Graph APIs (obviously from the documents provided by Microsoft) and side by side, read some blogs and posts on how to implement them in our application. I also referred some boiler plates and sample codes to get my job started.

What I found was, many of them had some UI part associated with them for authentication process. i.e. A login screen pops in where you need to type your Microsoft account id and password and submit the form. This certainly was not required at my end, reason being, I was working on web APIs and this authentication process was supposed to be handled somehow at the back end itself.