08-22-2020 14:46 - edited 08-22-2020 14:47
08-22-2020 14:46 - edited 08-22-2020 14:47
Is it possible to send an Access Token Request using a JSON body instead of x-www-from-urlencoded? I can use x-www-from-urlencoded, but it seems JSON would be more consistent with making REST requests from a back-end process.
I tried but I get a 400 with an error message that I need to use x-www-from-urlencoded.
If not, curious - Is it a requirement of the oAuth 2 spec to use x-www-from-urlencoded?
Thanks,
Jeff Humphry
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08-24-2020 13:26
08-24-2020 13:26
It is not possible to send the parameters for an access token request using a JSON body. As described in the RFC 6749 specification, "
The client makes a request to the token endpoint by adding the following parameters using the "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" format...
Please see the specification linked above for the complete description.
08-24-2020 13:26
08-24-2020 13:26
It is not possible to send the parameters for an access token request using a JSON body. As described in the RFC 6749 specification, "
The client makes a request to the token endpoint by adding the following parameters using the "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" format...
Please see the specification linked above for the complete description.