Hey, this is Jam from Nueve Solutions. I am not sure if Q2 can be used as an Oauth server, but you could chain the SAML IDP to a separate authentication server that supports Oauth. For example, I have experimented using Q2 as a SAML IDP that authenticates into a KeyCloak server that then authenticates into an application using OpenID / Oauth 2. Q2 --(SAML)--> KeyCloak --(OpenID)--> App - Jam Risser Nueve Solutions https://nuevesolutions.com

Hey, this is Jam. First of all, it's worth pointing out that Oauth 2 is an authorization framework, not an authentication framework. You can read more about what Q2 says about it at the link below. https://docs.q2developer.com/guides/frontend_development/sso.html?highlight=oauth#two-important-things-to-note However, with that said, you could chain the SAML IDP to a separate authentication server that supports Oauth. For example, I have experimented using Q2 as a SAML IDP that authenticates into a KeyCloak server that then authenticates into an application using OpenID / Oauth 2. Q2 --(SAML)--> KeyCloak --(OpenID)--> My Awesome App https://www.keycloak.org/ - Jam Risser - Nueve Solutions https://nuevesolutions.com

Hey, this is Jam from Nueve Solutions. I am not sure if Q2 can be used as an Oauth server, but you could chain the SAML IDP to a separate authentication server that supports Oauth. For example, I have experimented using Q2 as a SAML IDP that authenticates into a KeyCloak server that then authenticates into an application using OpenID / Oauth 2. Q2 --(SAML)--> KeyCloak --(OpenID)--> App - Jam Risser - Nueve Solutions https://nuevesolutions.com

Hey, this is Jam. First of all, it's worth pointing out that Oauth 2 is an authorization framework, not an authentication framework. You can read more about what Q2 says about it at the link below. https://docs.q2developer.com/guides/frontend_development/sso.html?highlight=oauth#two-important-things-to-note However, with that said, you could chain the SAML IDP to a separate authentication server that supports Oauth. For example, I have experimented using Q2 as a SAML IDP that authenticates into a KeyCloak server that then authenticates into an application using OpenID / Oauth 2. Q2 --(SAML)--> KeyCloak --(OpenID)--> App - Jam Risser - Nueve Solutions https://nuevesolutions.com

Hey, this is Jam. I am not sure if Q2 can be used as an Oauth server, but you could chain the SAML IDP to a separate authentication server that supports Oauth. For example, I have experimented using Q2 as a SAML IDP that authenticates into a KeyCloak server that then authenticates into an application using OpenID / Oauth 2. Q2 --(SAML)--> KeyCloak --(OpenID)--> App - Jam Risser - Nueve Solutions https://nuevesolutions.com

Hey, this is Jam. First of all, it's worth pointing out that Oauth 2 is an authorization framework, not an authentication framework. You can read more about what Q2 says about it at the link below. https://docs.q2developer.com/guides/frontend_development/sso.html?highlight=oauth#two-important-things-to-note However, with that said, you could chain the SAML IDP to a separate authentication server that supports Oauth. For example, I have experimented using Q2 as a SAML IDP that authenticates into a KeyCloak server that then authenticates into an application using OpenID / Oauth 2. Q2 --(SAML)--> KeyCloak --(OpenID)--> App https://www.keycloak.org/ - Jam Risser - Nueve Solutions https://nuevesolutions.com