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powerapps-docs/developer/data-platform/webapi/samples/webapiservice.md

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This method facilitates returning a class that includes properties found in the ComplexTypes returned by OData Actions and Functions in Dataverse Web API.
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- Has an [HttpRequestMessage](/dotnet/api/system.net.http.httprequestmessage?view=net-6.0) parameter. When using this method it is expected, but not required, that the request parameter is one of the [*Response classes](#response-classes) that derive from `HttpRequestMessage`.
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- Has an [HttpRequestMessage](/dotnet/api/system.net.http.httprequestmessage?view=net-6.0) parameter. When using this method it is expected, but not required, that the request parameter is one of the [*Response classes](#response-classes) that derive from `HttpResponseMessage`.
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- Returns `Task<T>` where `T` is a class derived from `HttpResponseMessage`. See [*Response classes](#response-classes) for more information.
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- Calls the [SendAsync Method](#sendasync-method).
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- Uses the [HttpResponseMessage As&lt;T&gt;](#httpresponsemessage-ast) extension method to return the requested type.
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Console.WriteLine($"Your user ID is {response.UserId}");
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powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/run-model-driven-app.md

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title: How to run a model-driven app | MicrosoftDocs
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description: "How to run a Power Apps model-driven app"
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# How to run a model-driven app
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To run a model-driven app in a web browser, the user must have a [security role](../model-driven-apps/model-driven-app-glossary.md#security-role) assigned in addition to having the URL for the app.
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## Authentication prompts while running a model-driven app
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You may notice authentication prompts during your model-driven app session. These prompts are expected and are required for certain features. Below highlights a list of features that trigger these prompts. This list is subject to change as new features are released:
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- [Custom pages](model-app-page-overview.md).
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- [Power Fx](commanding-use-powerfx.md) expressions.
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- Opening the Office apps launcher located on the upper left of the app header.
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- Selecting the **Add to Teams** button.
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- [Collaboration feature](../../user/collaboration.md).
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Additionally, some organizational or browser settings may increase the frequency of these prompts. We recommend reviewing your settings to help reduce authentication prompts during sessions.
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- **Third party cookies blocked in browser.** This will cause an authentication prompt to trigger each time you open a model-driven app. Note that opening the app in incognito mode or in the Safari web browser via ITP settings will usually block third-party cookies by default. [Enable third party cookies](../../troubleshooting-startup-issues.md) to reduce these prompts.
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- **Azure Active Directory conditional access or multi-factor authentication policies**. Policies specifically on Power Apps or Microsoft Graph will trigger additional authentication prompts. Contact your admin to review your organization's conditional access or MFA policies.
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Use the app URL described in the earlier section to run a model-driven app on a tablet's web browser. For phones, users download the Power Apps mobile app from the relevant app store. Then, sign into the app, and select the specific app. More information: [Get started with Power Apps mobile](../../mobile/run-powerapps-on-mobile.md)

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