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NAV Authentication Token for AccessControlService
raggers
Member Posts: 2
HI,
NAV is configured to ACS authentication which is working. Now I have a requirement to get the token (RequestSecurityTokenResponse) and pass to third party application for communication with Navision as we dont need to share credentials then. Does anyone know how to read this token ?
As of my research I found that
1. ACS posts the token /DynamicsNAV90/WebClient/SignIn.aspx .....for which we dont have control to read the token.
2. I tried to read code how the token is handled in webclient. The interesting part is ClientSessionManager.Instance.CurrentWebSessionState.GetToken("WSFED"); This is how client is trying to set and read token for authentication.
But I am not able to get the ClientSessionManager instance in my Navision code. Any other ideas on how to read the token ?
Regards,
Venkat
NAV is configured to ACS authentication which is working. Now I have a requirement to get the token (RequestSecurityTokenResponse) and pass to third party application for communication with Navision as we dont need to share credentials then. Does anyone know how to read this token ?
As of my research I found that
1. ACS posts the token /DynamicsNAV90/WebClient/SignIn.aspx .....for which we dont have control to read the token.
2. I tried to read code how the token is handled in webclient. The interesting part is ClientSessionManager.Instance.CurrentWebSessionState.GetToken("WSFED"); This is how client is trying to set and read token for authentication.
But I am not able to get the ClientSessionManager instance in my Navision code. Any other ideas on how to read the token ?
Regards,
Venkat
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