Mobile SDK Development Guide
jConfiguring an Android App as an Identity Provider Client
You can configure any app built on Mobile SDK 11.0 or later as
an identity provider client, as long as it’s not the same app being used as an identity
provider. You configure it to identify itself as an identity provider client, call a method to
identify the IDP app, and Mobile SDK does the
rest.
To let the client app know about the IDP app, define the IDP app package name in the
onCreate method of its application
subclass.
1class MyApplication : Application() {
2
3 override fun onCreate() {
4 super.onCreate()
5 SalesforceSDKManager.initNative(applicationContext, MainActivity::class.java)
6 SalesforceSDKManager.getInstance()
7 .setIDPAppPackageName(
8 "com.salesforce.samples.salesforceandroididptemplateapp" /* Package name of the IDP app */
9 )
10 }
11 /* Code here not shown */
12}That’s all you need to do on the client app side. To enable logins across both the IDP and
IDP client apps, make sure you’ve also configured the IDP app to know about the client app.
Upon configuration of both apps:
- A Login with IDP app button appears on the login screen. When selected, this kicks off a client app-initiated login flow. The label for this button is managed by the resource string sf__launch_idp, which you can override within the app.
- The app now responds to IDP-initiated login requests.