You create a client application that interacts with Dataverse.
You need to use the OAuth to access the Dataverse data.
What should be your first step before you can authenticate your access to the data by using OAuth?
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A. B. C. D. E.Correct Answer: D
The OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard security protocol.
It is based on specific authorization flows for applications and devices that providers define.
The providers' list includes Azure AD, Basecamp, Dropbox, GitHub, Google, Instagram, Facebook, Salesforce, and others.
When you create a client application that uses the Dataverse data, you need to use the Azure AD as the identity provider.
And in the client .Net code, you use the Azure Active Directory Authentication Libraries (ADAL) for Azure AD authentication.
If the client application is Windows-based, you use the XmrTooling APIs for authentication.
The result of the authentication is the access token.
But you can use these libraries and get the token only after you register your application within your Azure AD tenant.
There are two types of client applications you can register: Web app/API and Native.
The Web app/API is an application that executes on the web server.
The Native type is running natively on the device.
All other options are incorrect.
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The correct answer is D: Register your application with Azure AD.
Before you can use OAuth to access data in Dataverse, you need to register your application with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). This will allow you to obtain an OAuth access token that your client application can use to authenticate with Dataverse.
Azure AD is the identity provider that Dataverse uses to authenticate and authorize access to its resources. By registering your application with Azure AD, you can create a security principal that represents your application and obtain an OAuth client ID and secret that your application can use to authenticate with Azure AD and obtain access tokens.
To register your application with Azure AD, you can follow these steps:
Sign in to the Azure portal and navigate to the Azure AD tenant where you want to register your application.
Select "App registrations" from the left-hand menu and click the "New registration" button.
Enter a name for your application, choose the appropriate account type, and enter a redirect URI (if needed).
After you register your application, you'll need to configure it to use OAuth for authentication. You can do this by creating a client secret or certificate, configuring the required permissions, and adding any necessary redirect URIs.
Finally, your client application can use the OAuth access token to access data in Dataverse by including it in the Authorization header of your HTTP requests.
In summary, before you can authenticate your access to Dataverse data by using OAuth, you need to register your application with Azure AD, obtain an OAuth client ID and secret, and use them to obtain an access token that your client application can use to authenticate with Dataverse.