Custom Authentication Service in Service Package
How I can use a service REST with custom authentication service ?
When I test my Service REST the authentication service is called but authorization token is not getting passed .
I'm not sure how to pass the external jwt (access token ) to Authentication service ,seems mapping needs to be done in AuthenticationService .
I tried to pass it like below from soap UI but it didn't work .Any suggestion on how to pass authorization parameter to custom Auth service?
I see Authorization parameter is blank
How I can use a service REST with custom authentication service ?
When I test my Service REST the authentication service is called but authorization token is not getting passed .
I'm not sure how to pass the external jwt (access token ) to Authentication service ,seems mapping needs to be done in AuthenticationService .
I tried to pass it like below from soap UI but it didn't work .Any suggestion on how to pass authorization parameter to custom Auth service?
I see Authorization parameter is blank
| pxObjClass | Code-Pega-List |
| pyNewMessage | {"errors":[{"ID":"invalid_authorization_header","message":"Invalid Authentication Data."}]} |
| pyDESC | 400 |
| pzStatus | false |
| message_1 | pyDESC: (Code-Pega-List)InvalidTrueFalseValue 400 |
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Hi
Can you please check the below article.
Thanks
Siddharth
Skandiabanken
SE
I'd gone through the same article before initiating this thread.. In my case, Authorization token itself is not getting passed to Authentication service activity ..
Instellars
IN
Hi Brahmesh,
In order to setup your use case, you will require the following:
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Custom authentication service
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Custom authentication activity where you will call the JWT processing activity - pxProcessJWT where you need to pass the token profile along with JWT string. Might need some coding.
Please see the following article to get an idea - https://collaborate.pega.com/question/jwt-processing-using-pxprocessjwt-custom-authentication
If you are on Pega 8.4, you can check out the OAuth authentication profile where you have an option to specify the JWT token on the authentication rule itself.