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Posted on by Santiii

HI Team,

I am having a normal Asp.Net Framework application. In this application i have Aspx.cs file which gets the data that user is inputing on Aspx.Page. Now i am trying to authentciate this application with Dynamics 365 using Azure Active Directory. As everyone Aware of that it can be done by creating Application User in Dynamics 365 and also Registering Application in Azure Active Directory through Azure Portal.

By using Console Application i can get the token and authetication process has been done successfully but when i place the same code in Aspx.cs file I am facing a issue with Authentication and the application was hanging when the debugging point come AuthenticationParameter.

The code which was in the picture was in ASPX.cs file

Please kindly Help me on this!!!

Kind Regards

Santiii

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Vijay Tailor 431 on at

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Hi Shanti,

can you try with lower version of Active Directory Nuget Package.

In New Version "CreateFromResourceUrlAsync" depricated.

hope it will reslove your issue.

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Santiii 5 on at

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HI Vijay,

I am using the Version 2.22.0.0 and runtime version is 4.0.30319.

Thank you for your response!

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cloflyMao 25,210 on at

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Hi Santiii,

Could you share me tutorial about how did you authenticate?

I always authenticate with username and password directly, you could try it.

private static async Task Authenticate() { string userName = "xxx"; string password = "pwd"; string clientId = "xxxx-yyyy"; // based on you crm region string adminUrl = "https://admin.services.crm3.dynamics.com/"; var credentials = new UserPasswordCredential(userName, password); var authenticationContext = new AuthenticationContext("https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/"); var result = await authenticationContext.AcquireTokenAsync(adminUrl, clientId, credentials); return result; }

Regards,

Clofly

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