OAuth Setup for Cloud Integration in Cloud Foundry Environment

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Cloud Integration capability of SAP Cloud Platform Integration Suite supports end-to-end process integration across cloud-based and on-premise applications (cloud-cloud and cloud-on-premise integration) making cloud integration simple and reliable.

Follow this tutorial to set up SAP Cloud Integration Suite in trial environment and create product details REST API as an integration flow.

Prerequisites

• SAP Cloud Platform Integration Suite (Trial Environment)


• Request Product Details with an Integration Scenario Tutorial

In the tutorial Request Product Details with an Integration Scenario steps to create the service instance and keys for Process Integration Runtime service is captured.  The service keys will provide you with client id and secret. client id can be used as user name and secret can be used as password if you would like to connect to your integration flows of Cloud Integration via Basic Authentication.  Alternatively you can leverage the client id , secret and token URL from the service keys file to get the OAuth access token and then connect to your integration flow of Cloud Integration via OAuth access token approach.  In this blog, steps to invoke an integration flow from Cloud Integration via OAuth access token in Cloud Foundry environment has been showcased.

• Logon to your SAP Cloud Platform trial


• Service Instances and Keys are created at Cloud Foundry Spaces level. Navigate to your Cloud Foundry Space where Process Integration Runtime service instance keys has been created. In the SAP Cloud Platform trial a default space named dev is automatically created when you will enable the trial environment. Refer step 1 of this tutorial for creating service instance and key for Cloud Integration.

• Navigate to Services -> Service Instances to view all your created Services instances. Select the service instance for the Process Integration Runtime

• Select the service keys and then select View from the icons with three vertical dots.

• From the keys file, copy the value for clientid, clientsecret and tokenurl. The value of clientid and clientsecret can be used as client identifier and secret while fetching the OAuth access token. The value of the tokenurl can be used as your OAuth token issuer URL.

For testing the flow, any test console / client like Postman can be used. In this blog, postman has been used.

• In the postman, copy tokenurl from your service instance -> keys file and append ?grant_type=client_credentials . Select POST method. In Authorization tab, select Basic Auth from drop down. Enter clientid and clientsecret from service instance -> keys file as Username and Password in Postman.

• Select Send to get an OAuth access token to invoke your Cloud Integration flow with OAuth access token. Copy value of the access_token attribute from the response.

• Follow this tutorial to create an integration flow that exposes a product details information as a REST API. To get your integration flow endpoint, navigate to your Integration Suite account. Logon to your SAP Cloud Platform trial. Select Subscription and search and select Integration Suite. Click on Go to Application

• It will launch the Integration Suite launch pad in a new browser tab. Select Design, Develop and Operate Integrate Scenarios. 

• From the Cloud Integration workspace. Navigate to the Monitor view. In the Monitor view, under the Manage Integration Content section, choose Start to access all the started artifacts that you have deployed. You will also see the integration flow that you have deployed here.

• Select your integration flow and in the Endpoints tab you can notice your REST API your for your integration flow. This URL can be used to invoke your integration flow as a REST API from any REST client like postman.

• In the postman, enter the endpoint of your integration flow. Then, select the POST operation from the dropdown list. Select the Authorization tab and choose Bearer Token in the Type dropdown list. In the token field enter the value of the received access_token from the OAuth token issuer endpoint.

• Select the Body tab and choose raw radio button. In the form below, enter

{

  "productIdentifier": "HT-2000"

}

• Choose Send to invoke your integration flow using OAuth authentication

 

With this you have connected to your integration flow using OAuth client credentials grant type approach.

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