Device flow usecase 1

The usecase shows the process of creating "i2rest.doc" file on "i2restexample" user Google Drive using I2Rest Client request with Oauth2 Authorization code flow. Lets walk step by step through our example with creating "i2rest.doc" file on "i2restexample" user Google Drive

Preparations

a)At the very beginning your application should be registered as a client (obtaining Device ID and Device Password) on Google (see details).

b) Create *SYSTEM Certificate Store and add Google.com SSL CA .

c) Choose appropriate API method and scope on Google Drive Api page.

i2Rest Client command composing

I2REST COMMAND(*POST)                                       
       URL('https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files')     
       BODY(*N '{"name":"i2rest.doc"}' 
            'application/json' *YES 1208)
       OUTPUT(*BOTH)                                        
       DCMCLIENT(MYCLIENT)                                  
       RECVLOG('/home/btpl/recv.log')                       
       SENTLOG('/home/btpl/sent.log')                       
       TOKENS('/qsys.lib/qtemp.lib/tokens.usrspc')          
       AUTHID('677815701888-dfa6i6tcrvqpvmc1acii98ij32h7lc3j
              .apps.googleusercontent.com')                 
       AUTHPW('2Rstk_A-u4rbLcm6OFcclMz5')                   
       AUTHURL('https://oauth2.googleapis.com/device/code') 
       TOKENURL('https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token')      
       SCOPE('https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file')  

Step 2

i2Rest Client will provide you with link - go ahead and follow it.

Find yourself on device connection page. Proceed with "Next" button.

Grant access to requested scope.

Here we are!

Check the result!

We didn't make a screenshot with i2rest.doc on our example Google Drive, but you can check your own file right now. And some proofs from job log.

As you can see, Authorization Token was obtain, and servers responded with Status 200 to our POST request.

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