Objective Nexus

Overview

This integration provides browse, import, search, and upload capabilities for Objective Nexus on-premise and cloud.

Requirements

• EzeScan 5.0.123 or higher

• Objective Nexus server version 11.0 to 2024 R1

• Application Registration in Objective Nexus

App Registration

An application registration is required for this integration to authorise requests to the Objective Nexus server. To create an application registration do the following:

Objective Administrator permissions are required to complete the following steps.

1. Login to the Objective Nexus dashboard

2. Open the user menu in the top right corner and click Admin

   

3. Click on the Authentication tab

   

4. Click on Create client application

   

5. Enter values for Name, Expiry Date, and Allowed users/groups

The user to be impersonated in the connection settings must be included in the Allowed users/groups, or alternatively any group that the user belongs to in Objective, otherwise authentication will fail.

6. Click Create key to generate the Client ID and Client Secret

7. Copy the values somewhere safe as they will be required later to complete the connection settings

   

8. Finally click Confirm to finalise the app registration.

Connection

It is recommended that the connection to Objective Nexus be configured globally as a connection profile in Admin menu → Workstation Options.

An application registration is required in Objective Nexus admin page to complete the following configuration.

Option	Description
Server URL	Enter the Objective application server URL (i.e. https://objective.local:443/)
Client ID	Client ID of the application registered on the Objective Nexus server.
Client Secret	Client Secret of the application registered on the Objective Nexus server.
Impersonate User	The Login Id of the user to impersonate when making requests to the server. This identifier can found under the Settings tab of the respective user’s properties in Objective Nexus Navigator as per below screenshot. Incorrectly assigning the name of the user instead of their Login Id may result in authentication with the Objective Nexus server failing with a HTTP 403 Forbidden error. The impersonated user, or a belonging group, must also be configured in the application registration’s Allowed users/groups option as per below screenshot.
Ignore SSL Certificate Errors	Ignore all SSL certificate validation errors. Enabling this will make the connection insecure and vulnerable to MITM attacks. Do NOT use this option unless you know what you are doing.