TokenCacheExtensions.AddInMemoryTokenCache Method

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.Identity.Web

Assembly:

Microsoft.Identity.Web.TokenCache.dll

Package:

Microsoft.Identity.Web.TokenCache v3.3.1

Overloads

AddInMemoryTokenCache(IConfidentialClientApplication)	Add an in-memory well partitioned token cache to MSAL.NET confidential client application. Don't use this method in ASP.NET Core: rather use: services.AddInMemoryTokenCache() in ConfigureServices.
AddInMemoryTokenCache(IConfidentialClientApplication, Action<IServiceCollection>)	Add an in-memory well partitioned token cache to MSAL.NET confidential client application. Don't use this method in ASP.NET Core: rather use: services.AddInMemoryTokenCache() in ConfigureServices.

AddInMemoryTokenCache(IConfidentialClientApplication)

Add an in-memory well partitioned token cache to MSAL.NET confidential client application. Don't use this method in ASP.NET Core: rather use: services.AddInMemoryTokenCache() in ConfigureServices.

public static Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication AddInMemoryTokenCache (this Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication confidentialClientApp);

static member AddInMemoryTokenCache : Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication -> Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication

<Extension()>
Public Function AddInMemoryTokenCache (confidentialClientApp As IConfidentialClientApplication) As IConfidentialClientApplication

Parameters

confidentialClientApp

IConfidentialClientApplication

Confidential client application.

Returns

IConfidentialClientApplication

The application for chaining.

Examples

The following code adds an in-memory token cache.

app.AddInMemoryTokenCache();

Remarks

Don't use this method in ASP.NET Core. Just add use the ConfigureServices method instead.

AddInMemoryTokenCache(IConfidentialClientApplication, Action<IServiceCollection>)

Add an in-memory well partitioned token cache to MSAL.NET confidential client application. Don't use this method in ASP.NET Core: rather use: services.AddInMemoryTokenCache() in ConfigureServices.

public static Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication AddInMemoryTokenCache (this Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication confidentialClientApp, Action<Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.IServiceCollection> initializeMemoryCache);

static member AddInMemoryTokenCache : Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication * Action<Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.IServiceCollection> -> Microsoft.Identity.Client.IConfidentialClientApplication

<Extension()>
Public Function AddInMemoryTokenCache (confidentialClientApp As IConfidentialClientApplication, initializeMemoryCache As Action(Of IServiceCollection)) As IConfidentialClientApplication

Parameters

confidentialClientApp

IConfidentialClientApplication

Confidential client application.

initializeMemoryCache

Action<IServiceCollection>

Action taking a IServiceCollection and by which you initialize your memory cache.

Returns

IConfidentialClientApplication

The application for chaining.

Examples

The following code adds an in-memory token cache.

app.AddInMemoryTokenCache(services =>
{
     services.Configure<MemoryCacheOptions>(options =>
     {
         options.SizeLimit = 5000000; // in bytes (5 Mb), for example
     });
});

Remarks

Don't use this method in ASP.NET Core. Just add use the ConfigureServices method instead.