Hello everyone,
We want to set up and use the MOSIP IDA DataProvider Plugin with Inji Certify.
We have seen this doc that states that we should onboard Inji Certify as MISP Partner.
So what are the steps that we have to do in order to get this onboarding done?
We are using on-premise installation for MOSIP 1.2.0.1, INJI Certify 0.13 and eSignet. eSignet is already onboarded.
Thank you.
Hi @smraa,
Thank you for reaching out.
I noticed that you are currently using Inji Certify 0.13.0. The feature (and its prerequisite) you’re referring to is available starting from Inji Certify 0.14.0, which is the latest released version. This version introduces the capability to use MOSIP IDA along with the data provider plugin to issue MOSIP IDs as Verifiable Credentials.
To avail this functionality, please upgrade to the latest version of Certify.
For the steps on MISP partner onboarding, you can refer to the following documentation:
Please let me know if you need any assistance with the upgrade or setup.
Regards,
On behalf of Team MOSIP
Varaniya S
Product Owner - MOSIP
Hi @Varaniya1
Thank you for your response.
We’ve currently installed the version 0.13.0 of INJI Certify by using the install.sh script and have chosen the use case “2) mosipid-identity” when prompted.
Do you mean we have to update to 0.14.0 in order to have a properly working communication between INJI Certify and MOSIP?
with 0.13.0 also you can proceed with Mosip-identity but for that version you are not required to onboard certify as a partner.
@Varaniya1 so since it asks for the MISP license key, which one should I put on the 0.13.0? the MISP license of eSignet?
Yes, you may either provide the eSignet MISP license key or leave it empty.
That said, we recommend upgrading Certify to the latest release (v0.14.0), as it enables you to explore additional features introduced through the data provider plugin.
Regards,
Varaniya S
Ok, very clear
Thank you