--- title: Try out the Journey module for Android description: PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud PingAM Android component: orchsdks page_id: orchsdks:journey:try-it-out/android/index canonical_url: https://developer.pingidentity.com/orchsdks/journey/try-it-out/android/index.html revdate: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 18:00:37 +0100 keywords: ["PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud", "PingAM", "Journeys", "Setup & Configuration", "Source Code", "Tutorial", "SDK"] section_ids: before_you_begin: Before you begin step_1_download_the_samples: Step 1. Download the samples step_2_configure_connection_properties: Step 2. Configure connection properties step_3_test_the_app: Step 3. Test the app --- # Try out the Journey module for Android [icon: circle-check, set=far]PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud [icon: circle-check, set=far]PingAM [icon: android, set=fab]Android * [Prepare](00_before-you-begin.html) * [Download](01_download_samples.html) * [Configure](02_configure_sample_for_journeys.html) * [Run](03_run_the_sample.html) **In this quick start tutorial you configure the *kotlin-journey* sample application to connect to your PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud tenant or PingAM server to authenticate a user.** The sample supports many of the callbacks used by authentication journeys in Advanced Identity Cloud and PingAM, including advanced use cases such as [Device Binding](../../use-cases/device-binding/index.html), [FIDO authentication](../../use-cases/fido/index.html), [external IdP integration](../../use-cases/external-idp/index.html), and [PingOne Protect](../../use-cases/protect/index.html). > **Collapse: What does the sample support?** > > | Feature | Supported by sample | > | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | > | Orchestration | * Advanced Identity Cloud/PingAM - Journeys | > | Implementation | - Embedded *(tooltip: Provides its own user interface within the app to handle callbacks, rather than redirecting to the Identity Provider UI.)* | > | Language | * Kotlin | > | Callbacks | - `BooleanAttributeInputCallback` > > - `ChoiceCallback` > > - `ConfirmationCallback` > > - `ConsentMappingCallback` > > - `DeviceBindingCallback` > > - `DeviceProfileCallback` > > - `DeviceSigningVerifierCallback` > > - `FidoAuthenticationCallback` > > - `FidoRegistrationCallback` > > - `IdPCallback` > > - `KbaCreateCallback` > > - `NameCallback` > > - `NumberAttributeInputCallback` > > - `PasswordCallback` > > - `PingOneProtectEvaluationCallback` > > - `PingOneProtectInitializeCallback` > > - `PollingWaitCallback` > > - `RecaptchaEnterpriseCallback` > > - `SelectIdpCallback` > > - `StringAttributeInputCallback` > > - `TermsAndConditionsCallback` > > - `TextInputCallback` > > - `TextOutputCallback` > > - `ValidatedCreatePasswordCallback` > > - `ValidatedCreateUsernameCallback` | > | Integrations | * PingOne Protect | ![kotlin journey user info](../../_images/sample-apps/android/kotlin-journey-user-info.png)Figure 1. Viewing userinfo for an account in the Android sample app. The app steps through a simple authentication journey and returns a session token. The app is then able to obtain user info from the server, and finally sign out to terminate the session. ## [Before you begin](00_before-you-begin.html) Before you begin this tutorial ensure you have set up your PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud tenant or PingAM server with the required configuration. For example, you will need an OAuth 2.0 client application set up, as well as an authentication journey for the app to navigate. [**Complete prerequisites**[icon: chevrons-right, set=fas, size=xs]](00_before-you-begin.html) ## [Step 1. Download the samples](01_download_samples.html) To start this tutorial, you need to download the SDK sample apps repo, which contains the projects you will use. [**Start step 1**[icon: chevrons-right, set=fas, size=xs]](01_download_samples.html) ## [Step 2. Configure connection properties](02_configure_sample_for_journeys.html) In this step, you configure the "kotlin-journey" sample app to connect to the OAuth 2.0 application you created in PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud or PingAM. [**Start step 2**[icon: chevrons-right, set=fas, size=xs]](02_configure_sample_for_journeys.html) ## [Step 3. Test the app](03_run_the_sample.html) In this step, you will test your application. You run it in the emulator or on your Android device, perform authentication with a demo user, obtain OAuth 2.0 tokens, and then sign out. [**Try it out**[icon: chevrons-right, set=fas, size=xs]](03_run_the_sample.html)