Adding Applications
You can add Custom Applications, if you're assigned to either the identity domain administrator role or the application administrator role.
See Assigning Users to Roles for information about assigning users to administrator roles.
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App Catalog application: Add an application from the Application Catalog, which contains pre-configured application templates.
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Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) application: Accessed by multiple users and hosted in a secure and protected place (server). Create a SAML application that supports SAML for single sign-on. This allows users to single sign-on (SSO) into your software as a service (SaaS) applications that support SAML for SSO.
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Mobile application: Hosted directly on the resource owner's browser, machine, or mobile device. An example of this type of application is an Android or iPhone application. A mobile application can run in multiple environments outside of your control. Since these environments aren't trusted, this type of application has reduced integration options.
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Confidential application: Accessed by multiple users and hosted in a secure and protected place (server). The application uses OAuth 2.0. Applications that can protect their OAuth client id and client secret are called confidential applications
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Enterprise application: Web applications that require App Gateway to integrate with IAM for authentication purposes. App Gateway passes HTTP headers to the application after authenticating and authorizing user's access.
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You can access the Onboarding Applications infographic to see how to add custom applications in IAM.
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You can access the Integrating a Custom Client Application tutorial to see how to integrate a custom client application with IAM.
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You can access the Integrating a Custom Resource Server Application tutorial to see how to integrate a custom resource server application with IAM.
- See Manage IAM App Gateways for information on integrating an enterprise application with IAM.