How to create an Azure Active Directory SmartObject Service Instance

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How to create an Azure Active Directory SmartObject Service Instance

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PRODUCT
K2 Five
K2 blackpearl
BASED ON
K2 blackpearl (all)
TAGS
Active Directory
K2 Services
SmartObjects
This article was created in response to a support issue logged with K2. The content may include typographical errors and may be revised at any time without notice. This article is not considered official documentation for K2 software and is provided "as is" with no warranties.

Objective

This article provides guidelines and steps that can be followed when creating an Azure Active Directory SmartObject Service Instance.

Before You Begin

To understand the objective of this KB better and to familiarise yourself with some basics before you begin, please read the information in this link.

How-to Steps

A. Create an AAD SmartObject Service Instance

1. From your AAD Service, right-click and then choose Register ServiceInstance.

2. On the Authentication Mode drop-down choose ‘OAuth’.

3. On the OAuth Resource drop-down choose the value that is auto provided, it will be in the following format: xxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx

4. On the OAuth Resources Audience, you may leave it blank since you do not have SharePoint.

 

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5.Click next, then the following window will pop up.

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6. Click Add, and then the following window will pop up. You have now successfully added your AAD Service Instance.

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B. Create SmartObject Service Instance (For Users)

1. Next, using the SmartObject Tester Tool expand to ServiceObject Explorer/Azure Active Directory/Azure Active Directory Service/User.

Right click on ‘User’ and then click on ‘Create SmartObject’.

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2. The publish SmartObject window will pop up as below. Then on your top-left corner, name your newly created SmartObject i.e. (NewlyCreatedSO), and click ‘Publish SmartObject’, and then ‘OK’ when the SmartObject has been successfully published.

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3. Now, using the SmartObject Tester Tool expand to SmartObject Explorer/All SmartObjects/NewlyCreatedSO, right click and ‘Execute SmartObject’.

 

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4. After completing the above steps you can execute your SmartObject and be able to add/create, GetList etc. AAD users through it.

 

The SmartObject Tester Tool can be found in your BlackPearl folder which is usually located in "C:Program Files (x86)K2 blackpearlBinSmartObject Service Tester.exe"

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