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Details on an application opens a window window with several tabs. The first tab contains generic information, name, description, developers. The second tab shows the URI's for this applications and the third tab required security information needed to access subscribed API's on behalf of this application.
The authentication tab also lets you create a new client secret if that is needed as well as adding additional API keys for the application (this is only allowed if you are an owner or a developer on that application - not if you have read only access).
The certificate tab lets you add X.509 client certificates that can be used to access the API's for this application. You can add multiple certificates for an application - and through the Ceptor admin console you can also further decide if these certificates should be valid even if expired or if the check should skip certificate chain, CRL and OCSP checks.
My applications
Going into "My application" will be the standard place for a developer. Here you will see all the applications you are assigned to as a developer - you can filter on the role if needed.
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