Call the MS Graph REST API via the Adobe Workfront Fusion HTTP > Make an OAuth 2.0 request module

Many Microsoft web services are accessed through the Microsoft Graph API. This article describes how to create a connection to that API, using the Workfront Fusion HTTP > Make an OAuth 2.0 request module.

Access requirements

You must have the following access to use the functionality in this article:

To find out what plan, license type, or access you have, contact your Workfront administrator.

For information on Adobe Workfront Fusion licenses, see Adobe Workfront Fusion licenses.

Register Workfront Fusion in the Microsoft Application Registration Portal

To create a connection to the Microsoft Graph REST API, you must first register Adobe Workfront Fusion.

1. Begin registering a new application as described in Register your app in the Microsoft documentation.

   As part of the registration, Microsoft requires the following information:

   Application name	Enter a name for the application, such as "My Workfront Fusion application."
   Redirect URL	https://app.workfrontfusion.com/oauth/cb/oauth2

2. When you have completed the app registration, make note of the Application ID.

   IMPORTANT

   You will need the Application ID to set up your connection in Workfront Fusion.

3. Generate an Application Secret. Make note of this secret.

   For instructions, see Register your app in the Microsoft documentation.

   IMPORTANT

   You will need the Application Secret to set up your connection in Workfront Fusion.

4. Configure the permissions for your application.

   For specifics on locating and configuring these fields, see the “Configure permissions for Microsoft Graph” section in Get access without a user in the Microsoft documentation.

   What type of permissions does your application require?	Select Delegated permissions.
   Select permissions	Select the following permissions: offline_access openid Any other permissions required by your integrations (Example: User.Read) Important: You will need the selected permissions to set up your connection in Workfront Fusion.

5. Proceed to Configure your MS Graph API connection in Workfront Fusion.

Configure your MS Graph API connection in Workfront Fusion

After you register Workfront Fusion as discussed in Register Workfront Fusion in the Microsoft Application Registration Portal, you can configure your connection in the HTTP >Make an Oauth 2.0 request module.

1. Add an HTTP >Make an OAuth 2.0 call module to your scenario.

2. Click Add next to the connection field.

3. Configure the connection fields as follows:

   Connection name	Enter a name for the connection.
   Flow type	Authorization Code
   Authorize URI	https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize
   Token URI	https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token
   Scope	Enter the permissions that you selected in step 4 of Register Workfront Fusion in the Microsoft Application Registration Portal. For each scope, click Add and type in the permission. Example: offline_access.
   Scope separator	SPACE
   Client ID	Enter the Application ID from step 2 in Register Workfront Fusion in the Microsoft Application Registration Portal.
   Client Secret	Enter the Application Secret that you generated in step 2 in Register Workfront Fusion in the Microsoft Application Registration Portal.
   Authorize parameters	Add the following Authorize parameters: Key: response_mode Value: query Key: prompt Value: consent
   Access token parameters	You do not need to enter anything into this field.
   Refresh token parameters	Click Add. In the Key field, enter scope. In the Value field, enter all of the scopes that you entered into the scope field, separated by spaces. Example: offline_access openid User.Read
   Custom Headers	You do not need to enter anything into this field.
   Token Placement	In the header

4. Click Continue.

5. In the window that appears, click Accept to complete the connection and return to the module.