Handling callback from azure AD in MSAL angular wrapper

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Have implemented MSAL- Azure authentication using https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/easily-enable-azure-ad-authentication-in-angular-and-web-api-core-app/ and working fine as expected in web

Our app is angular-hybrid app which is running on all platforms web/Andriod/iOS. App build is with Cordova.
I have issue with after successful azure authentication redirect needs to happen to Android/iOS app. Currently redirect URL as localhost:4200 which is ok for web but it wont work for APP.

Please assist on after successful authentication what are all the configuration requires in Android/iOS so that redirect will happen to mobile APP.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

What I have tried:

Have implemented MSAL- Azure authentication using https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/easily-enable-azure-ad-authentication-in-angular-and-web-api-core-app/ and working fine as expected in web

Our app is angular-hybrid app which is running on all platforms web/Andriod/iOS. App build is with Cordova.
I have issue with after successful azure authentication redirect needs to happen to Android/iOS app. Currently redirect URL as localhost:4200 which is ok for web but it wont work for APP.

Please assist on after successful authentication what are all the configuration requires in Android/iOS so that redirect will happen to mobile APP.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Posted 1-May-21 10:29am

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Updated 1-May-21 11:43am

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