- ABP Framework version: v5.1.3
- UI type: MVC
- DB provider: EF Core
- Tiered (MVC) or Identity Server Separated (Angular): no
We are using the commercial module to build out our client portal, but we would like to extend certain API access to clients directly for them to consume. So, my question is:
- Is there a way to create an API client and tie it to a specific client?
- Is the functionality for managing that already in the UI?
I can see and have created OAuth2 clients in the Identity Server -> Clients section, but the documentation assumes a level of understanding of this identity server that I just do not have. So, is there a specific set of claims or anything on the "Advanced" tab that I can set inside the current UI setup in order to restrict a specific connection to a specific TenantId?
7 Answer(s)
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Hi,
Identity client is used for front-end (angular, mvc, blazor, console....), not Tenant.
Is there a way to create an API client and tie it to a specific client?
Yes, it is,
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Identity client is used for front-end (angular, mvc, blazor, console....), not Tenant.
Ok, this makes sense. So what is the recommended approach within the ABP framework if I wanted to extend some of the API functionality to tenants?
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Hi,
I think the feature system is more suited for you, it is tenant-level.
See https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Features
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I am still confused. I have used the feature system to enable and disable certain functionality, but I'm not sure how to accomplish what you are suggesting with it. I just want to offer my customers a way to authenticate their applications and code to consume the API endpoints generated by the framework here and to take advantage of all of the fantastic work you guys did with the data filtering
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hi
You can grant some features to the tenant, Then check the feature in your app services.
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Right, I get that and can do that easy enough, but how do the tenants authenticate to the API so that the TenantId and CurrentUser stuff is populated?
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hi
ABP has Microsoft's Identity module. It supports cookies authentication. You can also customize authentication
