One client credential type required either: ClientSecret, Certificate, ClientAssertion or AppTokenProvider must be defined when creating a Confidential Client. Only specify one
By: Niraj in Asp.net Tutorials on 2023-06-01
One client credential type required either: ClientSecret, Certificate, ClientAssertion or AppTokenProvider must be defined when creating a Confidential Client. Only specify one.
The error message suggests that when creating a ConfidentialClientApplication, you need to provide one of the following client credential types: ClientSecret, Certificate, ClientAssertion, or AppTokenProvider. However, in your code, you're only providing the clientid parameter, which seems to be the client ID.
To resolve this issue, you need to specify a valid client credential type along with the client ID. Here's an example using the ClientSecret credential type:
string clientid = "YourClientId";
string clientSecret = "YourClientSecret"; // Replace with your actual client secret
var app = ConfidentialClientApplicationBuilder.Create(clientid)
.WithClientSecret(clientSecret)
.WithRedirectUri(redirectUri)
.Build();
Replace "YourClientSecret" with your actual client secret value. Make sure you keep your client secret secure and don't share it publicly.
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