STEPS:
1. Create a Google API project and enable the Google Drive API.
- Follow the instructions in the Google Drive API documentation to create a new project and enable the Drive API for the project.
- Note the project ID, which you will need later.
2. Create OAuth 2.0 credentials for the project, and obtain the Client ID and Client Secret.
- Follow the instructions in the Google Drive API documentation to create OAuth 2.0 credentials for your project.
- Note the Client ID and Client Secret, which you will need later.
3. In Pega, create an External Repository instance of type Google Drive, and configure it with the Client ID, Client Secret, and other settings as needed.
- In the Pega Designer Studio, create a new External Repository instance of type Google Drive.
- Configure the instance with the Client ID and Client Secret you obtained earlier.
- Configure any additional settings as needed, such as the default folder for new files.
4. In your Pega Case Management application, create a case flow that includes a step to upload a file to the Google Drive repository.
- In the Pega Designer Studio, create a new case flow for your application.
- Add a step to upload a file to the Google Drive repository.
- Configure the step with any necessary parameters, such as the name and location of the file.
5. In the upload step, use the External Repository API to interact with the Google Drive repository.
- Use the External Repository API methods to authenticate the user, create a new file or folder, upload a file, or retrieve a file or folder.
- For example, to upload a file, you can use the CreateFile method to create a new file in the Google Drive repository, and then use the UploadFile method to upload the contents of the file.
Note that this is a high-level overview of the steps involved in integrating a Google Drive repository with Pega Case Management Steps, and the actual implementation may involve additional steps or configurations depending on your specific requirements.