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0D54z0000A3qXKSCQ2Okta Classic EngineAPI Access ManagementAnswered2024-03-26T11:07:38.000Z2024-03-22T07:37:39.000Z2024-03-26T11:07:38.000Z
SSO OIDC - Generating user based token

Consider application 'X' is configured to use Oracle IDCS for authentication. Another application 'B' is configured to use Okta for authentication. Now, IDCS and Okta are configured in an SSO such that IDCS is the service provider and Okta is IDP. Is there a way a user logged into application 'B' can hit an API on application 'X' in terms of auth? I am expecting the auth to be handled by SSO. Application B can have whatever token generation logic needed to do this and I am open to using SAML or OIDC. I think I will need to add the scopes of both the apps for inter-communication.Note that both are my products and I have taken care of cors and other security issues. Also, these apps will talk during the runtime so I don't expect the end-user to enter the password again.


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SSO OIDC - Generating user based token