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ASP.NET Core Sample Applications for Okta

This repository contains several sample applications that show you how to integrate various Okta use-cases into your ASP.NET Core applications.

Please find the sample that fits your use-case from the table below.

ASP.NET Core 3.x Samples

Sample Description Use-Case
Okta-Hosted Login An application server that uses the hosted login page on your Okta org, then creates a cookie session for the user in the ASP.NET Core application. Traditional web applications with server-side rendered pages.
Resource Server This is a sample API resource server that shows you how to authenticate requests with access tokens that have been issued by Okta. Single-Page applications.
Self-Hosted Login An application server that uses a self-hosted login page on your ASP.NET Core application. Traditional web applications with server-side rendered pages.
Social Login An application server that uses a self-hosted login page with multiple login options on your ASP.NET Core application. Traditional web applications with server-side rendered pages.

ASP.NET Core 6.x Samples

Sample Description Use-Case
Resource Server This is a sample API resource server that shows you how to authenticate requests with access tokens that have been issued by Okta. Single-Page applications.
Self-Hosted Login An application server that uses a self-hosted login page on your ASP.NET Core application. Traditional web applications with server-side rendered pages.

ASP.NET Core 7.x Samples

Sample Description Use-Case
Okta-Hosted Login An application server that uses the hosted login page on your Okta org, then creates a cookie session for the user in the ASP.NET Core application. Traditional web applications with server-side rendered pages.
Self-Hosted Login An application server that uses a self-hosted login page on your ASP.NET Core application. Traditional web applications with server-side rendered pages.

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