How Do I View Details of Client Apps in IDCS?

Each time a visual application is created on a Visual Builder instance, a companion OAuth client application is automatically created in IDCS. As your app progresses to its deployment phase, another client application is created for each application profile used to deploy the app to a development, staging, or production instance. This means that a single visual application may have several client apps running on IDCS for the lifespan of the app.

When troubleshooting issues with your app, especially those relating to identity propagation, it might be helpful to check whether a client app exists and examine it for configuration issues—which you can do by directly accessing the client app from the visual application's Settings editor.

1. Click the Menu in the upper-right corner of your visual application, then select Settings.
2. Click Application Profiles to view the application profiles used by your app.
3. Select the profile whose details you want to view, then click IDCS Details. For example, here's what you might see for the Base configuration profile, used by default for development, test, and production deployments:
   
   

   
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4. Use the links to access your IDCS client app and examine its details. If you don't have permissions, you can provide the client app ID to your administrator or Oracle Support.

   Field	Description
   Base IDCS URL	Base URL of the Oracle Identity Cloud Service instance used by your Visual Builder instance. Only IDCS administrators can access the instance at this URL.
   OAuth Client Application ID	ID of the OAuth client application used by a visual app to request an OAuth2 authorization token (whose value is asked once and kept for the duration of a session).
   Link to IDCS application	Link to the actual client app used by your visual app's application profile. If you have the required permissions, you can click this link to open the client app on the IDCS console and view its details.
   Added Scopes	OAuth scopes in IDCS that the visual app has access to and which can be used in token-based flows for service connections.