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  4. Using OAuth with a third-party app in an on-premises environment
  5. Enable the app in UEM

Enable the app in 
UEM

The customer's 
UEM
 administrator must complete the steps below to authorize the client app with 
BlackBerry Enterprise Identity
 (the token issuer) and 
BlackBerry UEM
 (the provider of the 
BlackBerry Web Services
 REST APIs).
  1. In the 
    UEM
     management console, on the menu bar, click 
    Settings > BlackBerry Enterprise Identity > Services
    .
  2. In the 
    OpenID Connect
     apps table, click 
    +
    .
  3. Click the app name that was added in 
    BlackBerry Online Account
    .
  4. Complete the prompts and add the app.
  • If any changes are made to the client template or app clients defined in 
    BlackBerry Online Account
    , the 
    UEM
     administrator must repeat this task.
  • Compile and run the app to verify that it can invoke the 
    BlackBerry Web Services
     REST APIs.
If you’ve used the SampleWithAuthorizationCodeAndClientSecretRefreshToken.ps sample, you can edit the PowerShell script to configure and execute it:
.\SampleWithAuthorizationCodeAndClientSecretRefreshToken