Through the REST API

To set up OAuth-based authentication and authorization with PingIdentity through the REST API, follow these steps:

1. Create the external security object with code like this:

   Note:
   
   The JWT Secrets field secures both symmetric and asymmetric signature keys.

   Note:
   
   If you are using an asymmetric algorithm, then you can specify a JWKS URI to validate incoming JWT access tokens with JWKS instead of with JWT Secrets signature keys.

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   curl -X POST --anyauth -k -u <username>:<password> -H "Content-Type:application/json" \ 
   -d @create_extsec.json http://<machine URI>:8002/manage/v2/external-security
   

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   {
     "external-security-name": "PingIdentityExampleOAuth",
     "description": "PingIdentity external security object for OAuth",
     "authentication": "oauth",
     "cache-timeout": "300",
     "authorization": "oauth",
     "oauth-server": {
       "oauth-vendor": "Ping Identity",
       "oauth-flow-type": "Resource server",
       "oauth-client-id": "PingExampleClientID",
       "oauth-token-type": "JSON Web Tokens",
       "oauth-username-attribute": "username",
       "oauth-role-attribute": "roles",
       "oauth-privilege-attribute": "privileges",
       "oauth-jwt-issuer-uri": "",
       "oauth-jwt-alg": "RS256",
       "oauth-jwt-secret": [
           {
               "oauth-jwt-key-id": "PingExampleKeyID",
               "oauth-jwt-secret-value": "<RS256 JWT Secret Value>"
           }
       ],
       "oauth-jwks-uri": "https://localhost/pf/JWKS"
     }
   }
   

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   curl -X POST --anyauth -k -u <username>:<password> -H "Content-Type:application/xml" \ 
   -d @create_extsec.xml http://<machine URI>:8002/manage/v2/external-security
   

   Contents of create_extsec.xml

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   <external-security-properties xmlns="http://marklogic.com/manage/external-security/properties">
       <external-security-name>PingIdentityExampleOAuth</external-security-name>
       <description>PingIdentity external security object for OAuth</description>
       <authentication>oauth</authentication>
       <cache-timeout>300</cache-timeout>
       <authorization>oauth</authorization>
       <oauth-server>
           <oauth-vendor>Ping Identity</oauth-vendor>
           <oauth-flow-type>Resource server</oauth-flow-type>
           <oauth-client-id>PingExampleClientID</oauth-client-id>
           <oauth-token-type>JSON Web Tokens</oauth-token-type>
           <oauth-username-attribute>username</oauth-username-attribute>
           <oauth-role-attribute>roles</oauth-role-attribute>
           <oauth-privilege-attribute>privileges</oauth-privilege-attribute>
           <oauth-jwt-alg>RS256</oauth-jwt-alg>
           <oauth-jwt-secrets>
               <oauth-jwt-secret>
                   <oauth-jwt-key-id>PingExampleKeyID</oauth-jwt-key-id>
                   <oauth-jwt-secret-value>RS256 JWT Secret Value</oauth-jwt-secret-value>
               </oauth-jwt-secret>
           </oauth-jwt-secrets>
           <oauth-jwks-uri>https://localhost/pf/JWKS/<oauth-jwks-uri>
       </oauth-server>
   </external-security-properties>
   

2. Create any HTTP, XDBC, WebDAV, or ODBC app servers that you wish to configure with this external security object.

3. Configure your app servers to use this external security object with code like this:

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   curl -X PUT --anyauth -k -u <username>:<password> -H "Content-type:application/json" \
   -d '{"external-security": "PingIdentityExampleOAuth", \
   "internal-security": false, \
   "authentication": "oauth"}' \
    http://<machine URI>:8002/manage/v2/servers/<app server name>/properties?group-id=Default
   

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   curl -X PUT --anyauth -k -u <username>:<password> -H "Content-type:application/xml" \
   -d '<http-server-properties xmlns="http://marklogic.com/manage"> \
   <external-security>"PingIdentityExampleOAuth"</external-security> \
   <internal-security>false</internal-security> \
   <authentication>oauth</authentication> \
   </http-server-properties>' \
   http://<machine URI>:8002/manage/v2/servers/<app server name>/properties?group-id=Default
   

4. Assign external names to your desired roles with code like this:

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   The external names are the values returned under the role attribute of the access token payload.

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   curl -X PUT --anyauth -k -u <username>:<password> -H "Content-type:application/json" \
   -d '{"external-name": "external-user-role"}' \
   http://<machine URI>:8002/manage/v2/roles/<MarkLogic Server role name like manage-user>/properties
   

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   curl -X PUT --anyauth -k -u <username>:<password> -H "Content-type:application/xml" \
   -d '<role-properties xmlns="http://marklogic.com/manage/role/properties"> \
   <external-names> \
   <external-name>"external-user-role"</external-name> \
   </external-names> \
   </role-properties>' http://<machine URI>:8002/manage/v2/roles/<MarkLogic Server role name like manage-user>/properties
   

MarkLogic Server is now set up for OAuth-based authentication and authorization with PingIdentity.