Secure Java apps using the Microsoft identity platform

Learn how the Microsoft identity platform enables Java developers to acquire tokens from Microsoft Entra ID and Azure AD B2C, allowing applications to authenticate users and access secured web APIs, Microsoft Graph, other Microsoft APIs, third-party web APIs, and your web API.

Secure your Java Spring Boot app

How-To Guide

• Enable sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID
• Enable sign-in with Azure AD B2C
• Access user details
• Use roles and role claims
• Use groups and group claims
• Deploy to Azure Container Apps

Secure your Java Tomcat app

How-To Guide

• Enable sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID
• Enable sign-in with Azure AD B2C
• Access user details
• Use roles and role claims
• Use groups and group claims
• Deploy to App Service

Secure your Java JBoss EAP app

How-To Guide

• Enable sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID
• Enable sign-in with Azure AD B2C
• Access user details
• Use roles and role claims
• Use groups and group claims
• Deploy to App Service

Secure your Java WebLogic app

How-To Guide

• Enable sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID
• Enable sign-in with Azure AD B2C
• Access user details
• Use roles and role claims
• Use groups and group claims
• Deploy to WebLogic on Azure VM

Secure your Java WebSphere app

How-To Guide

• Enable sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID
• Enable sign-in with Azure AD B2C
• Access user details
• Use roles and role claims
• Use groups and group claims
• Deploy to WebSphere on Azure VM

Secure your Java WebSphere Liberty/Open Liberty app

How-To Guide

• Use Microsoft Entra ID OpenID Connect

Secure your Java Quarkus app

How-To Guide

• Use Microsoft Entra ID OpenID Connect