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The tables in this article summarize the flows offered by OpenID Connect and the underlying layer OAuth 2.0. It allows you to navigate to the corresponding chapters in the documentation. Most of the features of OAuth 2.0 are integrated into the OpenID Connect protocol. Features of OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect can therefore be reached by OpenID Connect Endpoints [1]. Flow type according to the parameters of the call 1. Requests addressed to authorize endpoint. The different values of (&#8230;)
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