Hi All, 

After a week of testing, all of my/your solutions are correct.

Just tried the code in another environment (Windows Server 2019 vs Windows Server 2008 R2, which was not working) and that was the point. 

I don't know if it is a limitation of WS2008R2.

Thank you very much for your help!!!!

Hi Pepe,

I can get the token via the script below, please give it a try.

String ls_P028_JWTToken
Integer li_P028_GetJWTTokenReturn
RestClient lrc_P028
lrc_P028 = Create RestClient

//client_id=agrox&client_secret=*agrox%2B&grant_type=client_credentials
lrc_P028.SetRequestHeaders( "Content-Type:application/x-www-form-urlencoded;charset=UTF-8" ) //Sets the request header
//Gets the JWT token. The second parameter provides the value according to the token server request.
li_P028_GetJWTTokenReturn=lrc_P028.GetJWTToken("https://amtrip.amfresh.com/i/connect/token", 'client_id=agrox&client_secret=*agrox%2B&grant_type=client_credentials', ls_P028_JWTToken)

If li_P028_GetJWTTokenReturn = 1 Then
//Sets the JWT token
lrc_P028.SetJwtToken( ls_P028_JWTToken)
Else
//Prints the GetJWTToken error message if any
End If

messagebox('', ls_P028_JWTToken)

Regards,
Kai

Hi Pepe,

Here is an example using HttpClient to retrieve the json. You still need to parse the json to get the token, I've just shown the request to get the actual json from the token server.  I'll also add an example using the OAuthClient from your original example.  Both had the same issue, the arguments needed to be url encoded. I thought the OAuthClient may have done that automatically but it doesn't seem to. That may be a bug, or an enhancement request that could be made.  In your example only client_secret needed to be url encoded because it contained a + character, but if the client_id had a special character it would also need url encoding.

HttpClient lhc_Client
String ls_ClientID, ls_Secret, ls_Url, ls_PostData
String ls_ResponseStatusText, ls_ResponseBody
Long ll_ResponseStatusCode, ll_return
string ls_headers

lhc_Client = Create HttpClient

ls_Url = "https://amtrip.amfresh.com/i/connect/token";
ls_ClientID = "agrox"
ls_Secret = "*agrox+"

// Need to urlencode the arguments to the form post to handle any special characters (e.g. + converts to %2B)
Blob lblb_ClientID, lblb_Secret
CoderObject lnv_CoderObject
lnv_CoderObject = Create CoderObject

lblb_ClientID = Blob(ls_ClientID, EncodingANSI!)
ls_ClientID = lnv_CoderObject.UrlEncode(lblb_ClientID)
lblb_Secret = Blob(ls_Secret, EncodingANSI!)
ls_Secret = lnv_CoderObject.UrlEncode(lblb_Secret)

Destroy lnv_CoderObject

// Set the request headers
lhc_Client.SetRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded')

// Create the body (the arguments have been url encoded above)
ls_PostData = 'grant_type=client_credentials'
ls_PostData += '&client_id=' + ls_ClientID
ls_PostData += '&client_secret=' + ls_Secret

ll_return = lhc_Client.SendRequest("POST", ls_Url, ls_PostData)

If ll_return = 1 Then
    ll_ResponseStatusCode = lhc_Client.GetResponsestatusCode()
    ls_ResponseStatusText = lhc_Client.GetResponsestatusText()
    lhc_Client.GetResponseBody(ls_ResponseBody, EncodingUTF8!)
    ls_headers = lhc_Client.GetResponseHeaders()
    MessageBox('Token Response', string(ll_ResponseStatusCode) + ' ' + ls_ResponseStatusText + '~r~n' + ls_ResponseBody)
else
    MessageBox("SendRequest Failed", "Return :" + String ( ll_return ))
end if

destroy lhc_Client

This is a modified example of your original OAuthClient code.  You'll just need to tidy it up a bit. Have a look at how the returns are handled. I usually check the return from a http call (e.g. AccessToken() or SendRequest()) separately to the check for ResponseStatusCode.  If the first one fails, it means that it didn't get any return from the server (e.g. timeout, invalid url etc.) which is different from getting a return from the server that is an error (e.g. a 400 Bad Request)

OAuthClient loac_Client
TokenRequest ltr_Request
TokenResponse ltr_Response
OAuthRequest loar_Request
ResourceResponse lrr_Response
String ls_AccessToken
String ls_Body, ls_type, ls_description, ls_state, ls_uri
Long ll_return

String ls_ClientID, ls_Secret, ls_Url

// Setup the arguments for your token request
ls_Url = "https://amtrip.amfresh.com/i/connect/token";
ls_ClientID = "agrox"
ls_Secret = "*agrox+"

// Need to urlencode the arguments to the form post to handle any special characters (e.g. + converts to %2B)
// For this example you really only need it for ls_Secret but I've shown it for both arguments
Blob lblb_ClientID, lblb_Secret
CoderObject lnv_CoderObject
lnv_CoderObject = Create CoderObject

lblb_ClientID = Blob(ls_ClientID, EncodingANSI!)
ls_ClientID = lnv_CoderObject.UrlEncode(lblb_ClientID)
lblb_Secret = Blob(ls_Secret, EncodingANSI!)
ls_Secret = lnv_CoderObject.UrlEncode(lblb_Secret)

Destroy lnv_CoderObject

// Now do your token request
loac_Client = Create OAuthClient

//Step 1: Get the RESTful server access token.
ltr_Request.ClearParams()
ltr_Request.tokenlocation = ls_Url
ltr_Request.granttype = "client_credentials"
ltr_Request.Method = "POST"
ltr_Request.clientid = ls_ClientID
ltr_Request.clientsecret = ls_Secret

ll_Return = loac_Client.AccessToken( ltr_Request, ltr_Response )
If ll_Return = 1 then
    // The Actual Http Call was successful
    long ll_ResponseStatusCode
    string ls_ResponseStatusText
    ll_ResponseStatusCode = ltr_Response.GetStatusCode()
    ls_ResponseStatusText = ltr_Response.GetStatusText()
    ltr_Response.GetBody(ls_Body)
    
    if ll_ResponseStatusCode = 200 Then
        // The Token Request was successful
        ls_AccessToken = ltr_Response.GetAccessToken()
        MessageBox('Token', ls_AccessToken)
    else
        // The Token Request returned an error. This displays the actual html returned
        MessageBox('Token Error', string(ll_ResponseStatusCode) + ' ' + ls_ResponseStatusText + '~r~n' + ls_Body)
        
        // You can have a look at this function. When the secret is wrong ls_type returns "invalid_client"
        ll_Return = ltr_Response.GetTokenError(ls_type, ls_description, ls_uri, ls_state)
        MessageBox( "AccessToken Failed", "Return :" + String ( ll_return ) + "~r~n" + ls_type )
    end if    
Else
    // The Actual Http Call was unsuccessful
    MessageBox( "AccessToken Call Failed", "Return :" + String ( ll_return ))
    
    // From help file the error will be one of the following:
    //    -1 -- A general error occurred
    //    -2 -- Invalid URL
    //    -3 -- Cannot connect to the Internet
    //    -4 -- Timeout
End If

If IsValid ( loac_Client ) Then DesTroy ( loac_Client )

Hi Pepe,

Here is a basic example that should replicate the Postman call you've shown above using HttpClient.  You'll need to step through with the debugger or add a message box to see what the call is returning.

HttpClient lhc_Client
String ls_ClientID, ls_Secret, ls_Url, ls_PostData
String ls_ResponseStatusCode, ls_ResponseStatusText, ls_ResponseBody
Long ll_return

lhc_Client = Create HttpClient

ls_Url = "https://amtrip.amfresh.com/i/connect/token";
ls_ClientID = "agrox"
ls_Secret = "*agrox+"

// Set the request headers
lhc_Client.SetRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded')
lhc_Client.SetRequestHeader('User-Agent', 'PostmanRuntime/7.28.4')
lhc_Client.SetRequestHeader('Accept', '*/*')
lhc_Client.SetRequestHeader('Accept-Encoding', 'gzip, deflate, br')
lhc_Client.SetRequestHeader('Connection', 'keep-alive')

// Create the body
ls_PostData = 'grant_type=client_credentials'
ls_PostData += '&client_id=' + ls_ClientID
ls_PostData += '&client_secret=' + ls_Secret

ll_return = lhc_Client.SendRequest("POST", ls_Url, ls_PostData)

If ll_return = 1 Then
    ls_ResponseStatusCode = lhc_Client.GetResponsestatusCode()
    ls_ResponseStatusText = lhc_Client.GetResponsestatusText()
    lhc_Client.GetResponseBody(ls_ResponseBody)
    // Check here in the debugger for the values or show a messagebox
else
    MessageBox("SendRequest Failed", "Return :" + String ( ll_return ))
end if

destroy lhc_Client

Hi Pepe,

What's the detailed error you get in PB? With your PB code, the ls_type returns 'invalid_client' on our end, and I get the same error on Postman. It seems to be an incorrect clientid/clientsecret issue.

Did you set anything in the Authorization tab on Postman? If not, it’s possibly not a standard OAUTH token, please try with httpclient/restclient object, for example:

String ls_P028_JWTToken
Integer li_P028_GetJWTTokenReturn
RestClient lrc_P028
lrc_P028 = Create RestClient

lrc_P028.SetRequestHeaders( "Content-Type:application/x-www-form-urlencoded;charset=UTF-8" ) //Sets the request header
//Gets the JWT token. The second parameter provides the value according to the token server request.
li_P028_GetJWTTokenReturn=lrc_P028.GetJWTToken("https://amtrip.amfresh.com/i/connect/token", 'grant_type=client_credentials&Username=ZZZZZZ&Password=XXXXXX', ls_P028_JWTToken)

If li_P028_GetJWTTokenReturn = 1 Then
//Sets the JWT token
lrc_P028.SetJwtToken( ls_P028_JWTToken)
Else
//Prints the GetJWTToken error message if any
End If

messagebox('', ls_P028_JWTToken)

If there is still the issue, could you open a ticket to our Support system at https://www.appeon.com/standardsupport/newbug and provide a complete case there for us to analyze?

Regards,
Kai

Hi Pepe,

Because ltr_Request is a local variable and hasn't been used I don't think you need the ClearParams call (ltr_Request.ClearParams()). It probably doesn't do any harm, but it looks unnecessary here.

I seem to recall that some people have had issues because they haven't sent a User-Agent header. You could try to add one.

ltr_Request.SetHeader("User-Agent", "PowerBuilder OAuth Program") 

or if you want to mimic Postman

request.SetHeader("User-Agent", "PostmanRuntime/7.28.4") 

If that doesn't work, have you got an example of your httpclient code that returns the same result?