Note
A user with the Administrator role can access App Module settings, if the feature is enabled on your system.
Within an App Module, you can define objects that hold the connection credentials and authentication/authorization data for any applications that the App Module will connect to. Once these objects are defined for the module, you can reference them from any Data Connector in the module that needs to use them.
If you need to update the credentials for a target application, make the change in the relevant Service Authentication object and every linked Data Connector will use the new details automatically.
Note
Before adding a Service Authentication object, ensure you have the details required to log in and authenticate to the target application (credentials, token, ID, as applicable, depending on the type of authorization requested by the application).
For a list of available fields, see the Information fields for each authorization type section of this article.
To add a Service Authentication object to an App Module:
- Navigate to > Settings > App Modules.
- Find the required App Module in the list, and click on it to open it.
- Navigate to the Service Authentication tab.
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Click Add New Service Authentication.
- Complete this information:
- Component Name - The new of the Service Authentication object, for example name it to indicate the application whose credentials it holds.
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Auth Type - select the authorization type from the drop down list You can choose from these options:
- No Authorization - select this option if authentication isn’t required to access data, for example if connecting to a data source in Unifyr (as the portal user is already logged in)
- Basic HTTP Authorization
- Bearer
- OAuth2
- Authorization Token
Authentication requirements are defined by the target application itself.
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Complete the fields as applicable for the selected authorization type.
- Click Save.
Information fields for each authorization type
| Authorization Type | Information Fields |
|---|---|
| No Authorization | None |
| Basic HTTP Authorization |
Username Password |
| Bearer | Token |
| OAuth2 |
Authorization Endpoint OAuth2 Grant Type - Client Credentials is supported Client Id Client Secret Token Additional Headers Request Body |
| Authorization Token |
Authorization Endpoint Request Body |
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