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Firstly, apologies if this is the wrong forum such a question.
I am wondering if Owin is suitable / capable of achieving the following use-case.
I have a c# dll that is basically a plugin in another system. This dll has no UI. It is basically taking messages from the host application, sending them to a server for processing and then receiving the response. The user/owner of the host application needs to be authenticated to use this dll. I was thinking that the user would have a KeyCloak service account, and therefore have a token in a properties file.
Is such a use case possible using KeycloakIdentityModel ?
Firstly, apologies if this is the wrong forum such a question.
I am wondering if Owin is suitable / capable of achieving the following use-case.
I have a c# dll that is basically a plugin in another system. This dll has no UI. It is basically taking messages from the host application, sending them to a server for processing and then receiving the response. The user/owner of the host application needs to be authenticated to use this dll. I was thinking that the user would have a KeyCloak service account, and therefore have a token in a properties file.
Is such a use case possible using KeycloakIdentityModel ?