Scenario :
I am logged-in through an AD B2C account in my Angular application. I have integrated msal-browser (^2.15.0) and msal-angular (^2.0.1), for authentication and to access session data.
I use Graph API (from my .NET server) to update my AD B2C User record from my Angular application.
Requirement :
Whenever I update the User record through Graph APIs (indirectly through my server) from my Angular application, I want my browser session to reflect those changes as well.
// user-data.service.ts
public updateUserRecord(userUpdateObj: CustomUserModel) {
this.http.put("https://my-server-calling-graph-api.com/user-data", userUpdateObj ,this.HTTP_OPTIONS)
.pipe(
map((updatedResult: CustomUserModel) => {
console.log('Updated User Record -> ', updatedResult);
// SESSION DATA
this.usersList = this.msalService.instance.getAllAccounts();
this.msalService.instance.setActiveAccount(this.usersList[0]);
const userCustomAttributes = this.usersList[0].idTokenClaims;
console.log('Existing User Record -> ', userCustomAttributes);
}),
retry(2)
);
} // FN
Question : Is there a way to silently get the session data updated in the background through any msal service calls or should I redirect to login to receive the session data freshly?
