PingOne DaVinci

You can use the IDmelon connector as part of a PingOne DaVinci flow in order to improve user experience by allowing users to go passwordless and authenticate with their smartphones, ID badges, or access cards as a FIDO security key.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of integrating and using the IDmelon Connector in Davinci, with a simple example to display user information after successful login.

PingOne DaVinci Configuration #

1. In the PingOne dashboard, click on the Flows menu, and then press the Add Flow button.

   

2. Create a Blank Flow.

   

3. Fill the value of Flow form for Name and Description fields and then click on the Create button.

   

   

4. In the Blank created flow page, click on the + button.

   

5. From the pop up menu, click on the New tab.

   

6. Search for IDmelon connector by typing and select the IDmelon from the displayed item.

   

7. In the opened dialog form, click on the Create button.

   

8. You now see the IDmelon Connector successfully created and added to the flow page.

   

9. Click on the IDmelon connector in the flow page and then click the Configure button from the opened right panel.

   

10. Fill the fields as describe:

    Provider name: Enter a custom name for it.

    Auth Type: Chose the Oauth2.

    Redirect URL: Copy this value, we will use this value in the IDmelon Panel, mentioned in step 24

    Issuer URL: Empty this value as is.

    Authorization Endpoint: https://sso.idmelon.com/api/oidc/idp/authorize/

    Token Endpoint: https://sso.idmelon.com/api/oidc/idp/token/

    User Info Endpoint: https://sso.idmelon.com/api/oidc/idp/userinfo/

    Client ID: Get this value from the IDmelon Panel, mentioned in step 24

    Client Secret: Get this value from the IDmelon Panel, mentioned in step 24

    Scope: openid email profile

    Note: Minimum valid value for Scope is openid

    

    

11. After completing the form fields as described, click on the Apply button.

    

12. In the flow page, click on + icon and add HTTP connector.

    

    

13. Now in the flow page, Connect IDmelon Connector to the HTTPConnector.

    

    

14. Click on the HTTP connector and from the right side opened panel, select the Custom Html Message

    

15. From the General tab, from the Message field, click on the {} icon.

    

16. Chose the IDmelon from the opened list.

    

17. Select the output data with clicking on the + button.

    

    

18. From the flow panel, Save your flows by clicking on the Save button from the top right buttons.

19. Deploy your flow, with Clicking the Deploy button.

20. To test the flow, click the Try Flow button.

    

21. Now based on the created flow, you will redirect to IDmelon to login with your passkey, your security key or other options.

    

22. After successfully logging into IDmelon, the requested data is provided to the next flow mentioned in the flow page as HTTP and will be displayed.

    

IDmelon Panel configuration #

1. You need to create an OIDC Application, to do it, go to this address:

   https://sso.idmelon.com/api/oidc/idp/applications/

   And then click on the Click here.

   

2. For new displayed application form, consider as below:

   Name: Enter your desired name.

   Client id: You need to copy this value, and use this value in the step 10 as Client ID

   Client secret: You need to copy this value, and use this value in the step 10 as Client Secret Remember this value show only once, and then the value will be show as encrypted, and is not usable, so make sure that you copy it.

   Authorization grant type: Authorization code

   Redirect uris: You need to paste the value of Redirect URL field that you copied in step 10 into this field.

   Algorithm: HMAC with SHA-2 256

   And finally click on the Save button.

   

Tips #

OpenID Connect Well-Known Configuration:

https://sso.idmelon.com/api/oidc/idp/.well-known/openid-configuration/