OAuth: Authorization not successful

  • 17 April 2020
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Hello All,

We're trying to configure K2 to work with Adobe Sign.
 

We have created an OAuth type and resource with the help of Adobe Tech Support.

 

When trying to create the Service Instance, the authorization proceeds as expected but when we return to K2 we are getting an error: 
"Error.
Authorization not successful

More Details  [EMPTY, no details]"

If I look in the Windows Application Log, I see several entries. In order:

10521 SmartObject Runtime.Management General Error: 'OAuth token requires authorization. '
2025 Error Marshalling SourceCode.SmartObjects.Runtime.SmartObjectManagementServer.GetServiceInstanceSchemaDoc, OAuth token requires authorization.

8130 Error processing message from local: OAuth token requires authorization.

10702 An error occurred in the K2_Management Service Instance. OAuth token requires authorization. Callback URL: https://secure.na2.echosign.com/public/oauth?redirect_uri=https://k2-dev/Identity/token/oauth/2/&client_id=[OUR_CLIENT_ID_FROM_ADOBE]&response_type=code&scope=user_login:account+agreement_read:account+agreement_write:account+agreement_send:account&state=PrimaryCredentialID%3d43c7ccbf-23fb-445a-98*personal details removed*c1a978b3%7cResourceID%3defdbb26a-73*personal details removed*-ade1-7ac462043b3e

2025 Error Marshalling SourceCode.Security.OAuth.OAuthManagement.DoOAuthTokenExchange, Invalid URI: The URI is empty.
8130 Error processing message from 10.1.97.67:53383: Invalid URI: The URI is empty.

 

For the error 2025 OAuth Token requires Authorization:  Does that refer to local authorization when trying to read a Swagger file?

Any insights would be helpful.

 

Thank you,

Toma

 


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Hello,


 


Please take a look at the below documentation and see if that helps:


 


https://community.k2.com/t5/K2-Showcase/K2-and-Adobe-Sign/ba-p/107997



Thanks


 


 

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No, this article is a bit dated.

 

We started following this approach but encountered problems quickly.

 

This post should be updated or removed.

Hi @dadkind ,


 


K2 is currently not providing a Out of the Box Service Broker to integrate with Adobe Sign. However, I have created a Custom Service Broker that can connect to Adobe Sign via REST API EndPoints using an Integration Key for Authentication. This custom service broker is built using RestSharp and Json.NET libraries which are bundled with K2 Five by default. The smart object created from this custom service broker has many methods that be used to upload a document to Sign, send an agreement for signature , download the signed agreement .etc. However note that to use this Custom Service Broker it's important to understand how things work on Adobe Sign.

A sneak-peek into the Smart Object:




Happy to connect and discuss further on this !


 


Thanks & Regards,


Nithin 

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