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[QUERY] How to discover user is logged in programmatically?
Query/Question How to discover user is logged in programmatically? If the user has already logged in using Azure AD, my app will not require authentication.
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- OS: Linux
- IDE: IntelliJ
- Library/Libraries: com.azure.spring:spring-cloud-azure-starter-active-directory:4.2.0
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Hi @bergmp , I think there are 3 ways to achieve this function, please try to follow this doc https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-get-current-logged-in-username-in-spring-se
I believe I did not make myself clear.
I think that link you suggested assumes my spring app started user authentication, but authentication occurred outside my spring app. Am I right?
For example, the user logged in Microsoft Stream using Microsoft web interface. Is there any endpoint at Microsoft that my spring app can call in order to verify that a user is logged?
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Hi @bergmp https://github.com/bergmp , I think there are 3 ways to achieve this function, please try to follow this doc https://dzone.com/articles/how-to-get-current-logged-in-username-in-spring-se
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Hi @bergmp , thanks for your update!
I think that link you suggested assumes my spring app started user authentication, but authentication occurred outside my spring app. Am I right?
Yes, each application integration on top of Spring Security, the ways of the previous comment are the right to get the logged user programmatically, no matter whether the user authentication process is done in local or outside of your app(such as Azure AD (Authentication and authorization server).
For example, the user logged in Microsoft Stream using Microsoft web interface. Is there any endpoint at Microsoft that my spring app can call in order to verify that a user is logged?
No, I am not sure there's an Azure AD endpoint to verify the user login status. If the user has already logged in using Azure AD, when the user initiates another OAuth2 client authorization code flow, the OAuth2 authorization code flow will skip the user authentication phase and continue with the rest of the process, with no need to log in again.
I assume you have two applications registered in Azure AD, if the user has logged in to application A, then you can access APIs of application B without the second authentication in Azure AD, you can try this sample project aad-web-application, is this your scenario?
@bergmp Thanks for reaching out to us and reporting this issue. Could you please let us know if you had a chance to look at the above comment and try the suggested plan? Awaiting your reply.
@bergmp I wanted to do quick follow-up to check if you had a chance to look at the above comment. Please let us know if you had any update on the above suggestion. Awaiting your reply.