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Workfront Fusion and AEM Assets (AEM Assets as a cloud service) integration settings

  • March 18, 2024
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Running into issues in connecting Workfront Fusion with AEM Assets module. The mapping between the tech account created with the values asked when creating connection in Workfront is not provided in any appropriate article. This article is helpful but does not map the attributes as required (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/developing/generating-access-tokens-for-server-side-apis#the-server-to-server-flow).

 

PS: Creating the question and answering it for folks searching can use and leverage the information. It would be ideal for Adobe to incorporate the information in the articles where the settings are described

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Best answer by amijain

Attached describes the values used that worked for me:

Steps for the private key here:

•Take the value for the private key within quotes and put it in a text editor.
•Since this is a single line, use text editor (or manually) to replace “\r\n” with a new line key 
•Save it in a file eg: aemassets.key
•Run the following “openssl” command to convert the RSA key to pkcs8 not encrypted value:

  “openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -nocrypt -in aemassets.key -out aemassets.pkcs8.key”

•Use the value from the above command in file aemassets.pkcs8.key in the “Private Key” field to make the connection.
•Please note that there are other options when clicking the “Extract” button that might help as well
 
Attaching a snapshot for the values

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amijainAuthorAccepted solution
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March 18, 2024

Attached describes the values used that worked for me:

Steps for the private key here:

•Take the value for the private key within quotes and put it in a text editor.
•Since this is a single line, use text editor (or manually) to replace “\r\n” with a new line key 
•Save it in a file eg: aemassets.key
•Run the following “openssl” command to convert the RSA key to pkcs8 not encrypted value:

  “openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -nocrypt -in aemassets.key -out aemassets.pkcs8.key”

•Use the value from the above command in file aemassets.pkcs8.key in the “Private Key” field to make the connection.
•Please note that there are other options when clicking the “Extract” button that might help as well
 
Attaching a snapshot for the values
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