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There is an appsettings.json
file that contains all the necessary configuration.
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{ "Logging": { "LogLevel": { "Default": "Warning" } }, "AllowedHosts": "*", "AuthorizationServer": "https://demo.coreone.ch/", "ClientId": "iam-test-app", "ClientSecret": "myverysecuresecret", "SeedDataIfNewDatabase": true, "DeleteBillLoaAcr": "urn:customer:authentication:loa:2", "SqLiteDbPath": "database.db", "SubjectIdPrefix": "demoid:", "UseMinifiedRoleWithContextClaim": true // Introduced in version 9.1 } |
Access Rights
There are a certain amount of access rights that are documented on the home page of the application. You will need to create them as resource objects withing the CoreOne Application Service and provision them to the CoreOne Authentication Service.
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