Client Credentials Defined Example OAuth 2.0

Use OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant flow to enable a web service to use its own credentials to authenticate another call web service.

1. Submit a HTTPS POST request to: https://login.microsoftonline.com/<tenant_id>/oauth2/v2.0/token
   tenant_id format: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

   Note: In the URL above common is no longer supported with the v2 oauth2 endpoints so tenant_id must be used. The following parameters are updated.

   The body of the request should include the form-data:

   Parameter Name	Value
   grant_type	client_credentials
   client_id	xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
   scope	<registered client_id>/.default openid
   client_secret	<registered client_secret>

   The Response generates an AzureBearerBody Token used in conjunction with the API X-CSRF-TOKEN access token generated in step 3.
2. Submit an HTTPS GET request to get a token.
   Send an HTTP request (GET-request) to: http://hostname:port/insight/api/v2/token
   The body of the JSON response includes

   { "token": "xAuthToken": "44B1E9C995C654E38DDD82BF708784D1" }

   with the current session ID. The response header contains the following values:

   Parameter Name	Value
   X-CSRF-HEADER	X-CSRF-TOKEN
   X-CSRF-PARAM	_csrf
   X-CSRF-TOKEN	40d67d97-fb28-4a78-a111-5bae0ee706bb

3. Use that token and login information to authenticate.
4. Send a login POST-request to pass authentication using the same session (set JSESSIONID):

   Parameter Name	Value
   URI:	http://hostname:port/insight/api/v2/login
   Request header values:
   Content-Type:	"application/json"
   X-CSRF-TOKEN:	40d67d97-fb28-4a78-a111-5bae0ee706bb. This value is retrieved as a result of the previous request. (http://hostname:port/insight/api/v2/token)
   Cookie:	JSESSIONID=44B1E9C995C654E38DDD82BF708784D1 The value is taken from XAuthToken form described in the step 2.
   Request body (raw):	{{AzureBearerBody}} This is the Azure Generated Authorization Token gathered in steps 1 and 2.

   After successful logon, the application creates a new session and a new token to use in subsequent API calls. The response header contains the following values:

   Parameter Name	Values
   X-CSRF-HEADER	X-CSRF-TOKEN
   X-CSRF-PARAM	_csrf
   X-CSRF-TOKEN	40d67d97-fb28-4a78-a111-5bae0ee706bb

5. Make an API call with your new token.
   All subsequent REST API POST-requests (read/create/create-or-update/delete for a specific entity) are sent through "/api/v2" URI (example: http://hostname:port/insight/api/v2/event/46098/delete) with the following attributes:

   Parameter Name	Value
   Request header values:
   Content-Type:	"application/json"
   X-CSRF-TOKEN:	40d67d97-fb28-4a78-a111-5bae0ee706bb
   Cookie:	JSESSIONID=44B1E9C995C654E38DDD82BF708784D1 The value is taken from XAuthToken form described in the step 2.
   Request body:	JSON object for the specific entity.

   Instead of X-CSRF-TOKEN header, you can use the "_csrf" param.