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1. Log in to https://console.developers.google.com/ with a Google account.
   
   
2. Create a new project
   
3. Once created, choose "Credentials"
   
   
   
   
4. Click the button "Create credentials" and choose "OAuth client ID"
   
   
   
5. Choose web application
   
6. In the "OAuth consent screen" fill in at least the product name field, and Save.
   
   
   
7. Select "web application" and give it a name.
   
   
   
8. You will see your client ID and your client secret in a screen like this:
   
   
   
9. Remember to enable Google+ API for your project.
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10. The next step is to configure these parameters in SSO Management Console. From Home, select the tab "Global Method Settings" and then click "New Method" at the bottom of the page:
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11. Choose OAuth 2.
     0 as method type. The method class will auto-fill and you don't have to edit it.
    Choose a method name, for instance google.auth2.1 (the dot and number "1" at the end is used to enumerate similar methods you will configure in the future)
    
    
12. Press "OK" and the method will be created. Select the "OAuth 2.0" tab and edit the fields with the Google API information of your project:
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    Once all the fields are filled in, press "Update"
13. Go back to "Main" tab, tick "Enabled" box, and press "Update"
    
    
14. Copy redirect URI from
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    and paste it to the list of authorized redirect URIs in Google API console:
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15. From now on, you must configure the application.
16. In this how-to article, we will connect to Sample SAML application.
    
17. First we need to add some configuration on authentication method. Select tab "Sites" and add the site in which your application has been set up.
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18. Then in tab "Applications" add the application (sample, in this case).
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19. Finally, in tab "Groups" add the group of users that are allowed to access the application (e.g. google login users).
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20. Now it's time to configure your application. On the site navigator, select the site where your application is located (e.g. Applications site), go to tab "Application" and click on your application (e.g. sample).
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21. In "Allowed methods" tab, enable Google authentication method (google.oauth2.1) and press "Update."
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22. In "Allowed To" tab, add the group of users that are allowed to access the application (e.g. google login users).
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23. Now the configuration is done and a Google user should be able to log in to sample application (or any application you wish to).
24. Open the application in a new web browser tab. http://localhost:8090/sample/
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25. When you press login, a Ubisecure log in page will prompt:
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    Observe that if you hover the additional button under "Sign in With," this corresponds to Google OAuth 2.0 authentication.
    
    
26. Click on the button and you will be redirected to Google log in page:
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27. Log in with your Google credentials and you will see a screen like this:
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