Difference between revisions of "Client flow description"
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− | |[[i2Rest-client command#AUTHMETHOD | Authentication method]] | *OAUTH2C has to be chosen | + | |[[i2Rest-client command#AUTHMETHOD || Authentication method]] | *OAUTH2C has to be chosen |
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− | |[[i2Rest-client command#COMAND| Command]] | Any of available request type can be choosen | + | |[[i2Rest-client command#COMAND| Command]] || Any of available request type can be choosen |
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− | |[[i2Rest-client command#URL| API endpoint]] | Any of available request type can be choosen | + | |[[i2Rest-client command#URL| API endpoint]] || Any of available request type can be choosen |
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Revision as of 12:03, 10 April 2020
An application can request an access token using only its own credentials, the flow is pretty simple.
The flow consists of the following steps:
(A) The client authenticates with the authorization server and requests an access token from the token endpoint.
(B) The authorization server authenticates the client, and if valid, issues an access token.
So, the next parameters are required
Parameter | Description |
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[[i2Rest-client command#AUTHMETHOD | *OAUTH2C has to be chosen |
Command | Any of available request type can be choosen |
API endpoint | Any of available request type can be choosen |
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i2Rest client perfoms Oauth 2.0 Client credential flow when *OAUTH2C
Authentication method is chosen.