Adding a OneDrive application

Create your OneDrive application

1. Navigate to the Azure Portal🡥 website.

2. Log in with your account.

3. Under Azure services, click More services.

4. Search for Microsoft Entra ID and select it.

5. On the left side menu, click App registrations.

6. Click the New registration button.

7. Name your app, such as IBM RPA Storage.

8. In Supported account types, select the option Accounts in this organizational directory only (Single tenant).

9. In Redirect URI, select Web and enter the URL to your IBM RPA's API, such as https://192.51.100.38:7790/integration/oauth2, where 192.51.100.38 is the server IP and 7790 is the port used by the IBM RPA's API, with the OAuth2 specifications /integration/oauth2. Following are examples of valid URLs with the OAuth2 specifications:

   • https://192.51.100.38:7790/integration/oauth2
   • https://api.example.com/integration/oauth2

   🛈 Remember: Replace the URL with the appropriate server API URL.

10. Click Register to create the credentials.

Add API permissions to the app

After you register the app, you must add the API permissions required to create the connection:

1. From the app overview page, go to the app's API permissions page.
2. Click Add a permission, and select Microsoft Graph in the flyout.
3. Select Delegated permissions, and use the search box to find and select the following permissions:
   • openid
   • email
   • offline_access
   • files.readwrite

Get the Client ID and Client secret

1. On the Overview page, click Add a certificate or secret.
2. Click the New client secret button.
3. Enter a Description for your credential, and set the expiration date for the credential.
4. Click Add.
5. The Client secret is listed on the table under the Secret ID column.
6. Go to the Overview page on the left side menu.
7. The Client ID is next to the Application (client) ID field.

Add the application

1. Log in to IBM RPA Control Center.

2. Click Applications on the main menu.

3. Click Add application.

4. In the Name field, enter the application name.

5. In the Description field, enter the application description.

6. In the Application tags field, select a tag to identify the application. The tag is used to filter applications.

7. Click Next.

8. In the Client ID field, enter your Client ID.

9. In the Client Secret field, enter your Client secret.

10. In the Redirect URL field, enter the Redirect URL you have previously configured in the credentials page, such as https://192.51.100.38:7790/integration/oauth2.

11. In the Authorization URL field, enter https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize .

12. In the Authorization Template Parameter field, enter the following code snippet:

    client_id={clientId}&response_type=code&redirect_uri={redirectUri}
    

    🛈 Remember: IBM RPA automatically replaces the values of {clientId} and {redirectUri} with the values defined in Client ID and Redirect URL, respectively.

13. In Token URL field, enter https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token .

14. In API URL field, enter https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/ .

15. In Scopes field, enter:

    openid email offline_access files.readwrite
    

16. Click Next.

17. Review the summary of the data that you entered, and click Add.