Uipath service now application scope authentication using Oauth 2.0

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I am trying to using service now activities using Oauth2.0 . I have created an application registry but i am not sure what to use as the redirect url . This url works - http://127.0.0.1:10001/authorize/ but i am not sure if this should be used in prod . What do i use as the redirect url ?

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@DJha,

You will have to use the same redirect url for PROD as well. You will have to set two applications, one for Dev and another for PROD.

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Hey @ashokkarale i read somewhere that we should not use http protocol in prod as it can cause security issues . That won’t be the case ?

Also when i authenticated using the local host url , it is redirecting me to a webpage where we had to allow the connection ? Would this only be asked the first time ?

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@DJha

Welcome to the community

you can use this https://cloud.uipath.com/provisioning_/callback

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cheers

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@DJha,

Redirect URL is your local url and not exposed or accessible out of your network. So I think there shouldn’t be an issue.

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@ashokkarale thank you for the response . Do you have any idea about the window that opens up when using the local host url . Is this something that is asked just once ?

@Anil_G we are not using the integration service/ the cloud version of UiPath

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@DJha,

I haven’t tried this recently but can you share which window you are taking about?

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Hi @DJha

For development, you can use http://127.0.0.1:10001/authorize/, but for production, you need to use a public, secure HTTPS URL like https://your-domain.com/oauth/callback and register it in your ServiceNow application registry.

Follow the below link for the setup: