WindowsFunctionAppSlotAuthSettingsV2CustomOidcV2

data class WindowsFunctionAppSlotAuthSettingsV2CustomOidcV2(val authorisationEndpoint: String? = null, val certificationUri: String? = null, val clientCredentialMethod: String? = null, val clientId: String, val clientSecretSettingName: String? = null, val issuerEndpoint: String? = null, val name: String, val nameClaimType: String? = null, val openidConfigurationEndpoint: String, val scopes: List<String>? = null, val tokenEndpoint: String? = null)

Constructors

fun WindowsFunctionAppSlotAuthSettingsV2CustomOidcV2(authorisationEndpoint: String? = null, certificationUri: String? = null, clientCredentialMethod: String? = null, clientId: String, clientSecretSettingName: String? = null, issuerEndpoint: String? = null, name: String, nameClaimType: String? = null, openidConfigurationEndpoint: String, scopes: List<String>? = null, tokenEndpoint: String? = null)

The endpoint to make the Authorisation Request as supplied by openid_configuration_endpoint response.

The endpoint that provides the keys necessary to validate the token as supplied by openid_configuration_endpoint response.

The Client Credential Method used.

The ID of the Client to use to authenticate with Azure Active Directory.

The App Setting name that contains the client secret of the Client. Cannot be used with client_secret.

The endpoint that issued the Token as supplied by openid_configuration_endpoint response.

Specifies the name of the Windows Function App Slot. Changing this forces a new resource to be created.

The name of the claim that contains the users name.

The app setting name that contains the client_secret value used for the Custom OIDC Login.

The list of the scopes that should be requested while authenticating.

The endpoint used to request a Token as supplied by openid_configuration_endpoint response.