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Getting Started

Entrust Instant ID as a Service (IIDaaS) Issuance API client provides integrations with the IIDaaS Issuance API.

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Read the installation instructions before continuing.

Create an Issuance API Application in IIDaaS

Follow these steps to create an Issuance API application:

  1. Go to your IIDaaS Admin portal and navigate to Adminstration > Resources > Applications.
  2. Click + to create a new Issuance API application.
  3. In the General tab, enter the name and the description of your application.
  4. Click Next.
  5. In the Setup tab, assign your application the role that has the permissions needed by your application.
  6. Click Submit.
  7. In the Complete tab, click Copy to copy the applicationId and sharedSecret to your clipboard, or download the json file. You need these credentials to initialize your API application. Example:
{
"applicationId": "b0bd854d-a415-4de8-a511-66da772dd116",
"hostname": "entrust.us.trustedauth.com",
"sharedSecret": "HUsenKfwSnZ9rQENr8vXOwMVw4U9WpjM2NAqXTg0rUc"
}
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The hostname is the hostname of your IIDaaS account and the schema is https. For example, if your IIDaaS account is entrust.us.trustedauth.com, then the hostname is https://entrust.us.trustedauth.com.

The two default roles provided in Instant ID as a Service Issuance are:

  • Issuance Administrator - Allows the application to both manage printers and perform print operations.
  • Issuance Operator - Allows the application to perform print operations.

Initialize the Issuance API Client

In order the make the calls to the API, you need to initialize the Issuance API client using the applicationId and SharedSecret that you copied in step 7 above.

import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.ApiClient;
import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.api.AdminAuthApi;
import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.api.UsersApi;
import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.model.*;

public class Main {
private static final String SHARED_SECRET = "YOUR_SHARED_SECRET";
private static final String HOST_NAME = "YOUR_HOST_NAME";
private static final String APPLICATION_ID = "YOUR_APPLICATION_ID";

public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception {
// initialize the API client with the IIDaaS hostname
ApiClient apiClient = new ApiClient();
apiClient.setBasePath(HOST_NAME);
AdminAuthApi adminAuthApi = new AdminAuthApi(apiClient);

// make a request to authenticate to the issuance API application in IIDaaS
AdminApiAuthentication authParms =
new AdminApiAuthentication()
.applicationId(APPLICATION_ID)
.sharedSecret(SHARED_SECRET);
AdminApiAuthenticationResult authResult = adminAuthApi.authenticateAdminApiUsingPOST(authParms);

// after authenticating to IIDaaS, set the auth token in the API client so that it is used to authenticate
// subsequent admin calls
apiClient.setApiKey(authResult.getAuthToken());
}
}

Try some API Requests

PrintersApi printersApi = new PrintersApi(apiClient);
List<Printer> printers = printersApi.getPrinters();

System.out.println("id,name,firmwareVersion,model,status");

for (Printer printer : printers) {
StatusEnum status = printer.getStatus();
System.out.println(printer.getId() + "," + printer.getName() + "," + printer.getFirmwareVersion() + "," + printer.getModel() + "," + status);
}

Full Code Snippets

import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.ApiClient;
import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.api.AdminAuthApi;
import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.api.UsersApi;
import com.entrustdatacard.intellitrust.issuance.model.*;

public class Main {
private static final String SHARED_SECRET = "YOUR_SHARED_SECRET";
private static final String HOST_NAME = "YOUR_HOST_NAME";
private static final String APPLICATION_ID = "YOUR_APPLICATION_ID";

public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception {
// initialize the API client with the IIDaaS hostname
ApiClient apiClient = new ApiClient();
apiClient.setBasePath(HOST_NAME);
AdminAuthApi adminAuthApi = new AdminAuthApi(apiClient);

// make a request to authenticate to the issuance API application in IIDaaS
AdminApiAuthentication authParms =
new AdminApiAuthentication()
.applicationId(APPLICATION_ID)
.sharedSecret(SHARED_SECRET);
AdminApiAuthenticationResult authResult = adminAuthApi.authenticateAdminApiUsingPOST(authParms);

// after authenticating to IIDaaS, set the auth token in the API client so that it is used to authenticate
// subsequent admin calls
apiClient.setApiKey(authResult.getAuthToken());

PrintersApi printersApi = new PrintersApi(apiClient);
List<Printer> printers = printersApi.getPrinters();
System.out.println("id,name,firmwareVersion,model,status");
for (Printer printer : printers) {
StatusEnum status = printer.getStatus();
System.out.println(printer.getId() + "," + printer.getName() + "," + printer.getFirmwareVersion() + "," + printer.getModel() + "," + status);
}
}
}
NOTE

The code samples above are provided for reference only. They are not intended to be used in production.

It is dangerous to store the shared secret as plain text in your code. You should use a secure storage tool to store the shared secret and retrieve it at runtime. In case of a security breach, you should regenerate the shared secret in your IDaaS Admin portal and update your application.