Aad's sso is implemented with micro-build and low-code

The Widget low-code platform is a tool that helps you build and deploy applications quickly without writing a lot of code manually. To implement Azure Active Directory (AAD) single sign-on (SSO) on the Wedap low-code platform, you need to follow the steps below:

Registering an Azure AD Application

First, you need to register a new application in the Azure portal. Log in to the Azure Portal ( https://portal.azure.com/), and go to the Azure Active Directory service. In the left menu, select App Registrations, then click New Registration. Provide a name for your application and select the desired support account type. Once done, click "Register".
Configuring a Redirect URI

During application registration, you need to specify a redirect URI. This is the URL your application will be redirected to after the user has successfully logged into Azure AD. In the Widget low-code platform, you need to configure it according to your application.
Obtaining the Application ID and Secret

After the application registration is complete, you need to obtain the application's client ID and secret from the Azure portal. On the app's overview page, copy the "Application (Client) ID". Then go to the "Certificates and Secrets" tab, click "New Client Secret", add a description for the secret, choose an expiration time, and click "Add". Copy the newly generated client secret, as this is the only time you will see it.
Configure the Wedap low-code platform

Now, you need to add the Azure AD integration to the Wedap low-code platform. Log in to the WeTake platform and open your application. Go to the Settings or Authentication section and select Add Identity Provider. Select "Microsoft Azure Active Directory" from the list.

On the configuration page, enter the following information:

Client ID: the application (client) ID copied from step 3
Client Secret: Client secret copied from step 3
Redirect URI: Same as the redirect URI configured in step 2
Realm: The domain name of your Azure AD tenant, for example "yourtenant.onmicrosoft.com"

Click "Save" to save the configuration.

Test SSO

By now, you should have Azure AD SSO set up on the Widget low-code platform. Try accessing your application and click "Sign In". You will be redirected to the Azure AD login page. After logging in with your Azure AD account, you will be redirected back to the application without having to enter your username and password again.

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