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The app I developed for a client is composed by a native login screen and I need to authenticate the login by sending to the URL of the customer store that is in ASP the access data (user and password), recovering if it is valid, to then open for it a Webview containing that ASP store with the user already logged in.
I need to do this intermediate login on Android outside of Webview because it wants me to implement a function that keeps the user logged in after the first login, which is not possible to do in Webview (I think).
Please help me by sending links, giving me a light, I have no idea how to look, much less how to proceed.
Thank you very much!
What will this authentication look like? Will you send pro service credentials and it will return you a ticket (similar to CAS)? Or once authenticated with the credentials the user will always be logged in?
– Giuliana Bezerra
I do not know if your client provides an authentication webapi, as it could consume a webapi to authenticate and after authenticated send to webview.
– Daniel Saraiva
I think I left my explanation a little confused, I’ll rephrase because there may be an easier way to do than what I’m thinking and trying to do. I already have a Webview app that loads the client’s URL. As it is today, it logs into Webview. I don’t know if there is a way, but it would be easier if I could receive the user and password that it inserts inside the form login fields inside Webview for inside Android keep-you logged in instead of doing this intermediate login screen that sends the login and password to the URL and so on. You know something about this?
– aulitska