I’m currently working on a c# console application that will be used to authenticate a user.
This application will be triggered by the command line and I would like the Okta page to sign in to appear.
How would I go about making this possible?
With Microsoft, you can call a method called like " AcquireTokenInteractive" and then a webpage dialog would appear and user can sign in. Is there something similar to that in Okta?
We don’t have an example for C# but there is a blog post for Node.js that does something similar.
Is there any C# okta sdk that can spawn a browser with the login for native applications? Similar to what is done above?
Would the Xamarin SDK work?
Sorry I miswrote in my previous reply. I meant a C# okta sdk that can spawn a browser for a console application. This application would be called by another program to just deal with signing in through Okta.
Oh, then unfortunately no. I’m not aware of any C# Okta SDK that will support this.
@Shawn565 You can check this article. Here is one nice example illutrating same thing.