<commit_before># 1.1 User registration provided in the web application itself

Using provisioning APIs in identity server, trigger user creation in IS from the web application. 

# Test Scenarios
You can provision user into identity server in the following ways. 

- [1.1.1 Provision user in identity server using SCIM2 API](product-scenarios/1-user-self-registration-to-an-application/1.1-user-registration-with-web-application-itself/1.1.1-provision-user-using-scim2/README.md)
- 1.1.2 Provision user in identity server using SCIM1.1 API<commit_msg>Update test scenario 1.1.1 link<commit_after># 1.1 User registration provided in the web application itself

Using provisioning APIs in identity server, trigger user creation in IS from the web application. 

# Test Scenarios
You can provision user into identity server in the following ways. 

- [1.1.1 Provision user in identity server using SCIM2 API](1.1.1-provision-user-using-SCIM2/README.md)
- 1.1.2 Provision user in identity server using SCIM1.1 API
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