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Go to Adobe page
 
Go to Adobe page
  
[[File:adobe_integration_10.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 10]]
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[[File:new_adobe_1.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 10]]  
  
Click add new config details
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Click ‘Add new Adobe config’
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Fill Org Id, Client Id, Client Secret, Tech Acct, and input the school’s domain
  
[[File:adobe_integration_11.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 11]]
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[[File:new_adobe_2.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 11]]  
  
Fill Org Id, Client Id, Client Secret, Tech Acct, and and input the school’s domain
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And select username field in Adobe console
  
You can see “New Config created
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[[File:new_adobe_3.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 12]]
  
The Saved Config> Domain will show after a private key has been uploaded
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You can see “New Config created”, then the next step is to upload the private key.
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Click ‘Please Upload Private Key Here’ to upload.
  
[[File:adobe_integration_12.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 12]]
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[[File:new_adobe_4.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 13]]
  
The next step is to upload the private key
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Upload the private key.
  
[[File:adobe_integration_13.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 13]]
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[[File:new_adobe_5.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 14]]
 
 
Check the format of the private key, and click Choose file to upload the selected private key
 
 
 
[[File:adobe_integration_14.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 14]]
 
 
 
The uploaded file should end with '''.key'''
 
 
 
[[File:adobe_integration_15.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 15]]
 
 
 
And the file should exactly follow the format in the example
 
 
 
[[File:adobe_integration_16.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 16]]
 
 
 
If the uploaded file is not compatible with input config details, you will be redirected to the Adobe page and seeing the red flashing message
 
 
 
[[File:adobe_integration_17.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 17]]
 
  
 
If successful, you will be redirected to the Adobe page and see the green flashing
 
If successful, you will be redirected to the Adobe page and see the green flashing
  
[[File:adobe_integration_18.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 18]]
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[[File:new_adobe_6.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 15]]
  
 
Click on the domain, you will see the private key uploaded has been changed to “yes”
 
Click on the domain, you will see the private key uploaded has been changed to “yes”
  
[[File:adobe_integration_19.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 19]]
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[[File:new_adobe_7.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 16]]
  
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If you want to select groups to be synced to Adobe Console, click ‘Edit’ on ‘Group Sync Selections’ table
  
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[[File:new_adobe_8.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 17]]
  
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Select groups and submit
  
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[[File:new_adobe_9.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 18]]
  
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A green flash will indicate the selection succeeds and group names will show in the ‘Group Sync Selections’ table.
  
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[[File:new_adobe_10.png|1100px|Adobe Setup 20]]
  
  

Revision as of 03:03, 22 July 2021

Adobe Configuration

You can either create a project on your own and provide us with the information listed in the following config file example or assign us a role to do so. If you want to create your own project, you can follow the procedure shown below:

Information needed for configuration:

  • Federated domain
  • Organization id
  • Client id
  • Client secret
  • Technical account id
  • Private key

The information can be obtained from the following steps

Step 1: Create a project in Adobe developer console

After successfully logging in to Adobe Developer Console, you arrive at the Home screen. This is where you can find quick start links to create a project or download resources, view and edit your public profile, and access the Projects and Downloads screens using the top navigation.

Click “create new project” to start

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Step 2: Add an API to the project using Service Account (JWT)

Click “Add API”

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Step 3: Create a User Management API

Scroll down to select User Management API and click Next

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Step 4: Generate a key pair

Select OPTION 1 generate a key pair, click Next, and then save the downloaded config.zip (containing the public key and private key) for future use

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Step 5: Save API

Click Save configured API

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Select User Management API from APIs on the sidebar

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Click Retrieve client secret to get client secret

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Save client id, client secret, technical account id, organization id for configuration

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Open Cloudwork, click Adobe Coherent Cloud

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Go to Adobe page

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Click ‘Add new Adobe config’ Fill Org Id, Client Id, Client Secret, Tech Acct, and input the school’s domain

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And select username field in Adobe console

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You can see “New Config created”, then the next step is to upload the private key. Click ‘Please Upload Private Key Here’ to upload.

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Upload the private key.

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If successful, you will be redirected to the Adobe page and see the green flashing

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Click on the domain, you will see the private key uploaded has been changed to “yes”

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If you want to select groups to be synced to Adobe Console, click ‘Edit’ on ‘Group Sync Selections’ table

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Select groups and submit

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A green flash will indicate the selection succeeds and group names will show in the ‘Group Sync Selections’ table.

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