README.md

MSAL Java samples demonstrating how a daemon console application can call Microsoft Graph using its own identity

About these samples

Overview

In MSAL client-side applications include desktop and mobile apps, or any other app that runs directly on a user's device rather than on a separate server.

Several samples are available:

1. An application which uses the device code flow to allow users to sign into input-constrained devices such as a smart TV, IoT device, or printer.
   • Source code can be found in the msal-devicecode directory, as well as the README for configuring and running the sample
2. Use MSAL Java in an application on domain or Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) joined computers to acquire a token using a user's active directory credentials.
   • Source code can be found in the msal-integrated-windows-auth directory, as well as the README for configuring and running the sample
3. An application which signs in users and retrieves tokens by directly handling their password.
   • Source code can be found in the msal-username-password directory, as well as the README for configuring and running the sample