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hostname="https://v1.api.us.janrain.com"

customerId="e0a70b4f-1eef-4856-bcdb-f050fee66aae"

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curl -L -X POST "$hostname/$customerId/config/clients" \

-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \

-H 'Authorization: Bearer Hu7UEPLpMEHNqROFFn1KbFTKipofq7Vuyf1ccEywSC2NWelaEhUY9s0JRUr8FriM' \

--data-raw '{

    "name": "Documentation Login Client",

    "redirectURIs": ["https://techdocs.akamai.com","https://oidc-playground.akamai.com/redirect_uri"],

    "loginPolicy": "07ccc9dc-3072-4059-9c46-6ccd5fb9ffe8",

    "tokenPolicy": "37a7bf21-9ac5-48c5-96b5-c2173debee26",

    "type": "public"

}

'

• Create an OpenID Connect client

  Creates an OpenID Connect client. Note that creating an OIDC client also creates the associated, and required, application client.

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• Get an administrative access token

  Requests an administrative access token. An administrative access token is needed to call the other Hosted Login operations.

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• Introspect a token

  Returns the current state of a Hosted Login access or refresh token. If the token is active additional claims belonging to the token are also returned.

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• Revoke a token

  Revokes a previously-issued access token or refresh token. After an access token has been revoked that token no longer provides access to protected resources. After a refresh token has been revoked that token can’t be used to request a new access token.

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• Create an OpenID Connect login policy

  Creates a login policy. Login policies help manage the user login and registration experience by doing such things as specifying the exact path to the Capture domain and the user profile entity type, and defining the login URL.

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• Create an OpenID Connect token policy

  Creates a token policy. Token policies specify token lifetimes and define the allowed scopes for OpenID Connect clients.

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• Enable push claims

  Enables or disables push claims for the specified login policy. Push claims centralize and standardize the user profile information added to an identity token or made available from the userinfo endpoint following a successful authentication.

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• Configure the allowed response types

  Modifies the response types assigned to the specified login policy. In an authorization request, the response_type parameter specifies the items that clients get back from the authorization server following a successful authentication.

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• Configured allowed grant types

  Modifies the grant types supported by the specified token policy. A grant is a standard methodology for obtaining tokens and, in turn, for obtaining access to protected resources.

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