(WAS v8.5.0.1)

OAuth (AdminTask)

We can use OAuth commands to configure the OAuth Trust Association Interceptor (TAI) and to manage the OAuth provider configuration.

The OAuth (AdminTask) includes the following commands:

• enableOAuthTAI

• createOAuthProvider

• deleteOAuthProvider

The enableOAuthTAI command adds the OAuth TAI to the security configuration of the WAS.

Information	Value
Required parameters	None
Optional parameters	None

Examples:

• Jacl:
  $AdminTask enableOAuthTAI

• Jython:
  AdminTask.enableOAuthTAI()

The createOAuthProvider command creates an OAuth provider in the security configuration of the WAS.

Information	Value
Required parameters	-providerName The name of the OAuth provider. (String, required) -fileName The name of the provider configuration file to use for this provider. The file specified by this parameter must exist. (String, required)
Optional parameters	None

Examples:

• Jacl:
  $AdminTask createOAuthProvider {-providerName OAuthProvider1 -fileName c:/WebSphere/properties/OAuthConfigSample.xml}

• Jython:
  AdminTask.createOAuthProvider('[-providerName OAuthProvider1 -fileName c:/WebSphere/properties/OAuthConfigSample.xml]')

The deleteOAuthProvider command deletes the OAuth provider from the security configuration of the WAS.

Information	Value
Required parameters	-providerName The name of the OAuth provider. (String, required)
Optional parameters	None

Examples:

• Jacl:
  $AdminTask deleteOAuthProvider {-providerName OAuthProvider1}

• Jython:
  AdminTask.deleteOAuthProvider('-providerName OAuthProvider1')