so in postman i have this POST REQUEST METHOD with the following urlencoded
POST -> URL: www.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/api/now/get_token_here
Body -> x-www-form-urlencoded
grant_type = password
client_id = client_id
client_secret = client_secret
username = username
password = password
now on my headers
Now I am trying to use automation wherein I can get the {{weebhookResponse.body.access_token}} then put it on another send web request automation like this
now it always gets me an error on the first send web request wherein I cannot get the token because it is giving me a 401 though it is working on the POSTMAN. Kindly help
Hi @ginxx009 , considering how long ago you posted this, you might have either fixed it, or given up :)
But I stumbled upon your question because I was struggling with it myself.
It looks like you're initiating an OAuth flow to get a refresh token.
I've managed to do this with Jira automation in this way:
Create one action per parameter 'Create variable'. For example:
You do the same for clientSecret and password.
After that you create the Send Webrequest action, with the header:
Content-Type = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
And a Custom body like this where you put your parameters using your variables with the addition of the .urlEncode function for Smart Values. Your body would look somewhat like this:
grant_type=password&client_id={{clientId.urlEncode}}&client_secret={{clientSecret.urlEncode}}&username=api_user_sn_chg_rest&password={{password.urlEncode}}
Happy Friday!
Thank you very much! Works like a charm and saved me a lot of time
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Thanks for the post.. saved me a lot of time figuring out. Wanted to connect with Stibo STEP and managed to do so with this help.
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forgot to share the error
Send web request
Error publishing web request. Response HTTP status:
401
Error response HTTP body:
{"error_description":"access_denied","error":"server_error"}
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