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How to Package OAUTH for migration

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Hello All,

We've recently finished creating a K2 / Adobe Sign integration on our DEV environment.

 

This included creating an OAUTH Resource Type, Resource instance, Service Instance and Smart Objects. Customizations were made to a form to take advantage of the new Smart Object methods. 

 

We are ready to move our project to our staging server. But I have some questions.

1. Do I need to create the OAUTH resources on the staging server PRIOR to the migration?  Or, 

2. Will the migration create the OAUTH resources on the staging server

3. Is there a document / link that details how to accomplish this?

 

Thanks,

-tomas

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Best answer by dadkind 13 May 2020, 17:19

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Hi thomasv,


 


You may want to checkout the package & Deployment considerations documentation in the link below.


https://help.k2.com/onlinehelp/K2Five/UserGuide/5.3/default.htm#PackageAndDeploy/PandD-Considerations.htm


 


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Hi tomasv,


 


You might have to create the Oauth resources/types on the target environment before deploying any K2 packages. I did a similar test with UiPath integration where it requires setting up Oauth for the integration and I have to create it on both source/target vm.


 

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kateV,

Thank you.

 

The section labeled "Included and Excluded Artifacts" explains what I need to do.

 

-tomas

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@tomasv  Which tutorials have you used in order to create K2 - Adobe Sign integration? Do you have any tips?

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Hello,

We started with this tutorial: https://www.k2.com/blog/using-electronic-signatures-in-k2-business-process-application (looks like he’s updated this since we used it).


The biggest stumbling block we encountered was with K2 documentation which had a bad callback link. Once we had the correct callback link, things started working.

This is the value of the redirect_url that we ended up using to get things to work (this was different in the docs): https://<servername>/identity/token/oauth/2

I hope this helps.

-tomas

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