Use the MicroStrategy Identity SSO Library to Authenticate Your Android App

1. Ask MicroStrategy Identity for permissions.

   SSOPermission[] permissions = new SSOPermissions[] {
   	SSOPermission.USHER_ACCOUNT_NAME,
   	SSOPermission.USHER_ACCOUNT_EMAIL,
   	SSOPermission.USHER_ACCOUNT_PROFILE_PICTURE};
   SSOClient ssoClient = SSOClient.getInstance();
   try {
   	ssoClient.authorize(permissions, clientId, orgId, packageName, context); 
   } catch (SSOException e) {
   }

   This example authorizes three permissions: profile picture, account name, and email. For a full list of permissions you can authorize, see List of permissions and server APIs for Android.

2. Handle MicroStrategy Identity's response.

   public void onNewIntent(Intent intent) {
   Uri data = intent.getData();
   SSOClient ssoClient = SSOClient.getInstance();
   if(ssoClient.handleOpenURL(data)) {
   //successful
   String ssoToken = ssoClient.getToken();
   String badgeId = ssoClient.getBadgeId();
   }
   else {
   //error
   }
   }

3. Make requests for data after you are authenticated.

Now that app configuration is complete, you can customize your app permissions using the List of permissions and server APIs for Android.