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Hello,
I am trying to embed an iframe with a Qlik application within a domain hosted by me.
I have already configured all the CSP indicated.
We are utiizando Oauth. I tried to request the csrf-token through the REST API, but apparently we can't because it doesn't support this kind of authentication.
Previously we used web-integration-id for this, but since we have our own login and database, we opted to go with Oauth.
Summary:
How should I proceed to embed content using Oauth?
Hey @thomaspessato - although your post was a while ago, I thought I'd add a link to some info for others who might find this via search, since we've released new capabilities since your question & updated the docs, per the changelog here https://qlik.dev/changelog/oauth-has-been-released
For anyone else looking at using OAuth for web integrations, we have a summary of our auth approaches and example use cases here: https://qlik.dev/basics/authentication-options
We currently support OAuth in the platform SDK, capabilities API and enigma/nebula. We are currently looking at how we bring this to iframe or iframe-like embedding options.
Hey @thomaspessato - although your post was a while ago, I thought I'd add a link to some info for others who might find this via search, since we've released new capabilities since your question & updated the docs, per the changelog here https://qlik.dev/changelog/oauth-has-been-released
For anyone else looking at using OAuth for web integrations, we have a summary of our auth approaches and example use cases here: https://qlik.dev/basics/authentication-options
We currently support OAuth in the platform SDK, capabilities API and enigma/nebula. We are currently looking at how we bring this to iframe or iframe-like embedding options.
Hey @thomaspessato - interesting, do you potentially have an active session from another tab which might have provided you with access rather than via OAuth?
I sense checked with @Aiham_Azmeh and the current iframe implementation shouldn't support an OAuth-only pattern.
Feel free to ping me a message if you want to dig into it offline!
@DaveChannon didn't have the time to do it, but I'm scheduled to check this next week. I'll get in touch.