Box Profiles Configuration
The Box Profiles configuration file allows you to configure Box profiles with the information
required by Box services.
To modify the Box Profiles configuration, click on 
from the bottom of the Sidebar,
then click on Configuration and select Box Profiles from the list.
Sample
Here’s a sample Box Profiles Configuration file (click on the triangle on the left to expand/collapse):
Sample "box.xml"
1<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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17
18<!--
19 Box profiles configuration file. This files configures 0 or more
20 profiles with the information required by the Box API.
21
22 For every profile you need to specify:
23 <profile>
24 <id/>
25 <clientId/>
26 <clientSecret/>
27 <enterpriseId/>
28 <publicKeyId/>
29 <privateKeyPath/>
30 <privateKeyPassword/>
31 <uploadFolder/>
32 </profile>
33
34 id: a unique id for this profile, this will be referenced in the
35 control defined in the content type
36 clientId: Box client id
37 clientSecret: Box client secret
38 enterpriseId: Box enterprise id
39 publicKeyId: Box public key id
40 privateKeyPath: Full path for the private key file
41 privateKeyPassword: Password used to decrypt the private key
42 uploadFolder: Name of the folder where files will be uploaded
43
44-->
45<box>
46 <box>
47 <profile>
48 <id>box-default</id>
49 <clientId>...</clientId>
50 <clientSecret>...</clientSecret>
51 <enterpriseId>...</enterpriseId>
52 <publicKeyId>...</publicKeyId>
53 <privateKeyPath>...</privateKeyPath>
54 <privateKeyPassword>...</privateKeyPassword>
55 <uploadFolder>videos</uploadFolder>
56 </profile>
57 </box>
58</box>
Box Configuration
To obtain the clientId, clientSecret, enterpriseId, publicKeyId, privateKey and privateKeyPassword you need to use a Box Developer Account to create a new App and configure it to use OAuth 2.0 with JWT.
For more details you can follow the official documentation.
Note
If you are using a JRE older than 1.8.0_151 you need to install the JCE Unlimited Strength
Jurisdiction Policy Files. For newer versions you only need to enable the unlimited strength setting.
For more information on how to manage/encode your secrets such as your Box credentials, please see Managing Secrets
Example
For an example of configuring Studio to use Box, see Box Asset Access