Configure a ServiceNow instance for OAuth 2.0 authentication with the ServiceNow SDK

  • Versão de lançamento: Australia
  • Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
  • 1 min. de leitura

    • Import the configuration to use OAuth 2.0 authentication with the ServiceNow SDK to an instance.

    Antes de Iniciar

    Importante:
    This procedure is required only for instances that don't have ServiceNow IDE (version 1.1 or later) installed. By default, instances on the Australia release include ServiceNow IDE version 1.1.4 and support using OAuth 2.0 authentication with the ServiceNow SDK.
    Importante:
    As an alternative to this procedure, you can install the ServiceNow IDE (version 1.1 or later) from the ServiceNow Store to configure an instance for OAuth 2.0 authentication. ServiceNow IDE is active by default on instances on the Australia release. For information about installing the ServiceNow IDE, see Install or update the ServiceNow IDE.

    The default System Administrator (admin) user must elevate to the privileged security_admin role to configure an instance for OAuth 2.0 authentication with the ServiceNow SDK. For more information, see Elevate to a privileged role.

    Role required: security_admin

    Procedimento

    1. Navigate to the Configuring ServiceNow SDK for OAuth 2.0 authentication (SSO) article in the ServiceNow Community.
    2. Download the attached ZIP file and unzip its contents.
    3. Import the XML to your instance.
      1. From your instance, navigate to any list.
        Any list can be used because the XML file contains the destination table name for the records.
      2. Select and hold (or right-click) any column title and select Import XML.
      3. In the Import XML form, select Choose File and select one of the downloaded XML files.
      4. Select Upload.
      5. Repeat these steps for each XML file.
      For additional information, see Import data from XML.

    Resultado

    Developers can authenticate to the instance using OAuth 2.0 with the ServiceNow SDK.