I need to get the list of document and echosign it in c#. Also I need the Abobe Echosign oauth api to validate the username and password and get the access token key.
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We are using MicroSoft Access 2016 32-bit VBA to call DocuSIgn API for generating and sending envelopes, and reading DocuSign data. We are trying to convert from DocuSign's legacy authentication to OAuth2. We do not have the option at this time to change to another application.
I am stuck on generating the JWT. I have successfully used JWT.IO to manually generate a JWT with the proper Header, Body, and Signature. I cannot figure out how to generate it programmatically in VBA. I have seen some code on GitHub but not sure how to implement it.
Are there libraries in VBA reference I need to include?
Can anyone point me in the right direction to get JWT in VBA?
Thank you.
DocuSign support finally gave me the alternative to use Authorization Code Grant with an extended refresh token. So much easier!
I did try using Koen Rijinsent's https://gist.github.com/krijnsent/7a90db8567504aa89a448132796792b3 that he provided via email, in addition to his ModHash. I was almost there, but his hash does not support RSASHA256. Thank you Koen for your efforts to help me.
I have automated the use of Docusign from an Access Database using https calls from VBA
Now I have to change from their legacy authentication to use OAuth 2.0
I need to create a JWT and then use this to exchange for a Docusign API Access Token
I can create and encode the Header & Payload but need to generate the Signature part by encoding the Header and Payload to Base64 (which I can do) but then need to use the Private Key (also have a Public Key) which I have from Docusign and use something like RSASHA256 (as per JWT.io) to generate the Signature to add to my JWT
Does anyone know how I can create this signature element from VBA please
Thank you
you could try some of this code (part of a repository I made): https://github.com/krijnsent/crypto_vba/blob/master/ModHash.bas
You do need .NET 3.5 or greater on your system, as it's used by the hashing algorithms (System.Security.Cryptography).
I found this tool from google recently https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground/
and well I am currently doing an authentication practice for an api with node and passpor.js, I would like to know which of these apis is the one that I should choose to obtain a token with the user, the email and the profile photo, in the tutorial I saw that use https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile, so I don't know if it is depreciated or has been replaced by a new one, or if it is something that can be used in production.
And well also if you could explain a little more about what this tool is, I would appreciate it a lot.
On OAuth Playground you can "input your own scope".
Copy and paste https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile and click Authorize APIs.
Then exchange for an access token.
After that you can call https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v2/userinfo and it should return the data you are looking for.
We are developing for one of your customers a method from our application (written exclusively in LiveCode Script) and need to utilise SOAP via a POST command directly from LiveCode. I eventually, after a lot of digging into the resources pages, found some reference on how to Post 'CreateAndSendEnvelope' from here:
CreateAndSendSchema
However, it does not show where to place login credentials for the user or company or whatever so that it is attributed to the correct account.
I found this question here which kind of points me in the right direction, but do you not have any specific documentation on how to set up your headers and body when using XML for both authenticating and sending a document via email using SOAP?
Providing a simple guide demonstrating the header required and the basic XML to POST to send a document with tags for signing to a single recipient by email using a senders user credentials would be perfect.
Thanks
Sean.
Pi Digital Productions Ltd
SOAP is still using what we call "Legacy Auth" which is the older, less secure, (not OAUTH) authentication.
To use that, you still need an IK (Integration Key) but you provide the username, password and IK in clear text inside a header called X-DocuSign-Authentication that looks like this:
'X-DocuSign-Authentication: { "Username":"DocuSign#example.com", "Password":"DocuSign_password", "IntegratorKey":"DocuSign_Integrator_Key" }'
The tool I'm developing would do a thing similar to when you join Facebook and they ask your GMail username and password and with it they can grab all your contacts.
But my tool doesn't use a browser, therefore it is difficult to get the proper headers. I assume that the Google application (Orkut) checks only my Cookies and Identity(ip, machine name, user-agent) as authentication method. In this case all I need is to get the proper cookies.
I tried to call https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLoginAuth?service=orkut with the parameters Passwd=realPasswordHere&Email=mymail#gmail.com . But the response was a similar HTML with Set-Cookie: GALX=A9iBuq7y5xU;Path=/accounts;Secure
None of these cookies are the real thing. Have you tried it yourself? Do you know how to do it? Have you ever seen an open source project that does it?
Consider using OAuth -- the URL I just gave details how to use OAuth to authorize the OpenSocial REST interface on Orkut, and this one has detailed specs on the RPC interface to OpenSocial, if that's what you prefer (the authorization part is basically the same, anyway).
If you are just looking for the contacts check out the provided API:
http://code.google.com/apis/contacts/
other google APIs
http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/
If you need source code to view how to do this you can check out the following project.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gccontactman/
hope that helps, and good luck!
Perhaps you could check the source code of a Google tool that does this:
http://mail.google.com/mail/help/email_uploader.html