GetAccountStatementFile: Resource pdf statement file not found using the spring profile

[jsanhc]

Description

• A PDF containing a statement file is file is loaded from the classpath and the path to find the pdf file is defined by the spring configuration profile name.

• Currently the statement file is obtained based on the spring profile, which doesn't make sense.

References

Main issue: 23 ZD: 59248

Analysis

• aspsp - StatementPDFService

Tasks

• [x] Improve the strategy to get the statement resource file to avoid get the resource using the spring profiles.

[jsanhc]

Solution

Improvements on aspsp - StatementPDFService to consume the property value rs-store.statement.resource.file.path from config service that have set the path value where lives the statement resource file to avoid use the spring profiles.

The default value for the statement resource file is account/statements/default/fr-statement.pdf that lives in rs-store classpath, this file is a simple pdf with Forgerock logo and few text lines to identify it as a default sandbox statement pdf file.

To set a specific statement resource file for a customer will be necessary follow the below steps: - 1: Add the pdf file in reference-implementation/aspsp/aspsp-rs/rs-store/resources/unfiltered/account/statements/${customer-folder}/${statement-pdf-file} - 2: Override the default values in spring config properties for that customer: ~~rs-store:

the path to find the statement pdf file issue: https://github.com/OpenBankingToolkit/openbanking-toolkit/issues/28

  # default value in aspsp/rs-store/StatementPDFService -> account/statements/default/fr-statement.pdf
  statement:
    resource:
      file:
        path:  account/statements/${customer-folder}/${statement-pdf-file}~~

[jsanhc]

Solution

To protect the statement resources we store these resources on a bucket in GCP and now the aspsp - StatementPDFService implements the access to the GCP bucket to get the statement resource.

To configure a new statement resource file, instead of use the default, follow the below steps:

• 1: Add the statement resource file to the bucket ob-sandbox-storage, the file must be a pdf.
• 2: Add the below fields in the spring configuration yaml file application.yml

  gcp-storage:
    project-id: ${projectId}
      statements:
        bucket-name: ${bucket-name}
        resource: ${resource-path-file}

• 3: Setting the GCP credentials in local to use it in docker-compose rs-store service
  • Prepare the file ob-gcr.json:
    • Copy the secret file ob-gcr.json from ob-ci-secrets repository to your path.
  • Create the env variable GCP_CREDENTIALS in your local system pointed to ob-gcr.json

    export GCP_CREDENTIALS=path/to/ob-gcr.json

• 4: Run the docker-compose services.