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June 11, 2021
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Base64 Encoded Private Key for powerautomate

  • June 11, 2021
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we success to subscribe on aws and adobe , after  creatint our credential but the key inside the config.zip file is not correct , we meet this on Power automat connexions : 
 

 

Please how to get a correct Base64 Encoded Private Key  ? 
 
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JoeAMC
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June 25, 2022

How do I get the base64 encoded private key?   I have looked everywhere on how/where i get this and can not find it. 

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    luciann4679568
    Adobe Employee
    May 11, 2023

    https://developer.adobe.com -> Console -> inside a project that uses PDF Services API -> Service Account JWT menu -> Generate keypair
    Alternatively you can issue the keypair locally and just upload the public certificate to the Project, same Service Account JWT menu
    It matters what account you use to login, as that account has to be either a system admin role account in the Org that has the Acrobat Services API product attached, or assigned with developer role by a local admin to the Services API PLC. 

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    luciann4679568
    Adobe Employee
    August 15, 2023

    Thank you @luciann4679568 , I had created two projects without being offered the choice, but when I tried for the thrid time I got an option for JWT (deprecated). I am planning to use the PDF services API from Power Automate, is there a plan to update the Adobe Action to support OATH at some point?

    As a note for anybody else trying the same thing, PowerAutomate requires you paste in the entire content of the private.key file, ie include the ---------BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- and -----END PRIVATE KEY-----


    Sure there is - JWTs are deprecated and will be useless in 2025, so the change to support OAuth S2S for Power Automate workflows is on the roadmap (I have no dates, but I'm pretty sure that one year from now when your public key expires in your JWT projectt you'll have the connector with OAuth S2S support and you can switch then to this authorization method, if not sooner).

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    June 11, 2021

    i didnt selected all the text , now it's OKAY ! 

     

     

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