How does the ReturnUri work with android? about active-directory-dotnet-native-multitarget HOT 4 CLOSED

I managed to get this to work in the end (somewhat) but I needed to put an IntentFilter attribute above the android Activity class, for the ReturnUri stuff to correctly return to my app after login.

For example, if the return url was: appschema://myapp then you'd place this attribute above the activity:

 [IntentFilter(new[] { Intent.ActionView }, Categories = new[] { Intent.CategoryDefault, Intent.CategoryBrowsable }, DataScheme = "appschema", DataHost = "myapp")]
    [Activity(Label = "myapp", MainLauncher = true, Icon = "@drawable/icon")]
    public class LoginActivity : Activity
    {

You may want to update the sample with that.,.

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Thanks @dazinator... Sorry for your troubles. This has worked for me in the past without the intent filter, but I'll investigate and see if I can repro.

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I'm using the most recent library (3.3 alpha).

I was also having a problem with app returning from the authentication phase. It kept giving me an error that it could not resolve the web page. I then got a clue from:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30048166/adal-3-2-alpha-acquiretokenasync-ios-does-not-dismiss-sign-in-form?newreg=ef8573f754d54ff2a2bc0c6f9c4274c0

Afshin mentioned a possible case sensitive issue. Sure enough, as soon as I changed my redirect url to all lower case in the PCL, the program works as expected.

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Closing as the Stack overflow question was successfully answered

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