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OAuth 2.0 can also be used for single sign on, i.e. the ability for the end user to log into the client using his or her Cochrane Account, by utilising the authentication part of the OAuth flow only, and not using the access token for further API calls.
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Before a client can use the system it must be registered in Keycloak with the following information (see Keycloack documentation for details):
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