Code sample for helping TPPs and ASPSP using the ForgeRock Open Banking reference implementation platform.

License: CDDLv1.0
License URL : http://forgerock.org/cddlv1-0/

You need to get the code locally for the git project repo. For this, you need to

• Fork the project https://stash.forgerock.org/projects/OB/repos/openbanking-sample/browse
• Clone your fork (if it's your first development with GIT, we recommend putting all the git repo in ~/Development/GIT)
• Download the latest intellij version (ultimate)
• Open the project with intellij (you will need to open it as an existing maven project)
• Install mongod if you don't have it already. There is plenty of doc online for this. We recommend using brew
• You will need later to run mongod in background. Either do it in console before working or setup an external tool in intellij so you can run it from intellij (tips: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33595827/is-there-a-way-of-running-mongod-from-webstorm-mac)

You will need to create some new hostnames for the application.

127.0.0.1		tpp.sample.ob.forgerock.financial redirect.tpp.sample.ob.forgerock.financial tpp.ob.forgerock.financial

ForgeRock directory manage keys for you and expose the jwkms, a service for generated JWTs.

What you need to do:

• create a new software statement into ForgeRock directory
• download your transport key
• Setup postman to use your transport keys for the jwkms, directory and ASPSP
• run the collections ASPSP V1.1 > Examples > Example 1: Onboarding

We implemented a script which will allow you to generate keys, ready to go, that you can import to Open Banking directory. What you need to do:

• create a new software statement into Open Banking -- add a dummy redirect uri, like https://google.fr
• you will need to copy the organisation ID and software ID into two files: -- generate-keys/Makefile -- forgerock-openbanking-sample-tpp/src/main/resources/application.yml (be careful, in some places, you need to lower case the software id)
• generate the SSA and copy it to the file forgerock-openbanking-sample-tpp/src/main/resources/ob/ssa.jwt Now you are ready to generate some new keys:
• do make all and follow the instructions of the script
• Copy the signing kid value from Open Banking directory to the file forgerock-openbanking-sample-tpp/src/main/resources/application.yml

You should be ready to run the application now.

• Compile the project: mvn clean install
• run it using intellij or by doing ./forgerock-openbanking-sample-tpp/target/forgerock-openbanking-sample-tpp-1.1.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
• try to say hello to the app:

curl -X GET \
  https://tpp.ob.forgerock.financial:7777/open-banking/v1.1//helloworld/ 

you should have as a response:

Hello World!

In the project, you will find a folder called postman. In there, you will find a postman collection and an environment that you can import in your postman application.

You will find the hello world request in it.

A suggested order of execution:

• "hello world" : for testing your application installation
• "register TPP to ASPSP": register your TPP
• "Get registered ASPSPs": you can check that the ASPSP you just registered with is in the list
• "initiate account request": you start the Account request OB flow -- you get back an uri that you need to execute in your browser. -- login and accept the consent -- you are redirected to the redirect_uri with a code, state and id token.
• "exchange code": exchange the code you received to get an access token back
• call the request you want under the "Account API" folder.

You can modify this project to match a behaviour you are doing with your own TPP. It's the recommended way if you want to raise an issue to the ForgeRock team:

• modify this project to reproduce the issue
• push a Pull request into the project
• use the Pull Request ID into your support ticket.