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App1: App roles Explanation: The App roles blade in App1 is where you define and configure roles like "Writer." This enables the assignment of the Writer role to users or applications that need access to App1. App2: API permissions Explanation: The API permissions blade in App2 is where you configure permissions to access other applications, in this case, App1. This setup allows App2 to request access to App1 with the appropriate role claim.
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App1: App roles Explanation: The App roles blade in App1 is where you define and configure roles like "Writer." This enables the assignment of the Writer role to users or applications that need access to App1. App2: API permissions Explanation: The API permissions blade in App2 is where you configure permissions to access other applications, in this case, App1. This setup allows App2 to request access to App1 with the appropriate role claim.
1. App1: Since App1 includes the role named Writer, you need to modify its App roles. This is where you define or configure roles for an application. 2. App2: To allow App2 to access App1 with the required role, you will need to modify API permissions. This is where you grant permission for App2 to access App1’s API and ensure the correct roles are included in the tokens. • App1: App roles • App2: API permissions
This question was in the exam, August 2024. I gave this same answer and scored 870