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    SkyVault Process Services 1.6 » Developer guide » REST API » REST API Authorization » OAuth 2 SSO overview

    Running the SkyVault OAuth 2 Authorization server

    You can run the SkyVault OAuth 2 Authorization server as a Java executable from the command line.
    java -jar SkyVault-oauth2-<version>.jar
    The server provides a health check point to use:
    $ curl -i -H "Authorization: Bearer <access_token>" http://localhost:9191/management/health
    Here's the sample response:
    {"status":"UP"}
    Parent topic: OAuth 2 SSO overview

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