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AshokJebaraj-8425 asked DavidFerretti-2707 commented

How to find if we are using ADAL or MSAL? We are using System.Web.HttpContext.Current.

How to find if we are using ADAL or MSAL? We are using System.Web.HttpContext.Current.

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Hi, we are investigating your issue and will update you shortly.

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James

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JamesHamil-MSFT answered DavidFerretti-2707 commented

Hi @AshokJebaraj-8425 , I'll need more info than just the System.Web.HttpContext.Current portion since it just shows that you're using the System.Web namespace. It doesn't tell me if you're using ADAL or MSAL. If you can post a snippet of your code (without personal information) I can help you further! Also, have you created any authentication flows?

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James

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Hi @JamesHamil-MSFT, similar question for you: what if we are just manually making our own HTTP requests?

We have a web app that signs in users to an Azure app registration by redirecting them to the login.windows.net oauth endpoint, and then we use those access tokens to read and send emails on their behalf by making HTTP requests to outlook.office.com. I have read the outlook API deprecation notice and we are moving to graph.microsoft.com. Aside from that is there anything to be aware of?

Also I see newer examples use login.microsoftonline.com instead of login.windows.net - is that a drop-in replacement I should make?

Thanks!

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