WSO2 - OAuth2/token is throwing the 405 error
As part of project learning, I m trying to access WSO2 API Manager. I downloaded the WSO2-AM-2.5.0. As my PC is already equipped with java. I havent installed.
I started services with "bin/wso2server.bat".
Once it is started i am trying to access carbon and logged in with admin/admin credentials. Once i am logged in i created Tenant in configure module and created tenant successfully.
Once Tenant is created. I jumped into store URL and logged in with the selected Tenant credentials and created an application with that Tenant. Once Application is created. I tried to generate Client Id and Secret key.
I copied those details, i have API https://localhost:9443/oauth1/token for generating Access_Token. But unfortunately didnt worked with Windows 10 (64Bit) and Linux Ubuntu 16.04 version.
Please guide me where i m doing wrong with this approach.
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asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
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As part of project learning, I m trying to access WSO2 API Manager. I downloaded the WSO2-AM-2.5.0. As my PC is already equipped with java. I havent installed.
I started services with "bin/wso2server.bat".
Once it is started i am trying to access carbon and logged in with admin/admin credentials. Once i am logged in i created Tenant in configure module and created tenant successfully.
Once Tenant is created. I jumped into store URL and logged in with the selected Tenant credentials and created an application with that Tenant. Once Application is created. I tried to generate Client Id and Secret key.
I copied those details, i have API https://localhost:9443/oauth1/token for generating Access_Token. But unfortunately didnt worked with Windows 10 (64Bit) and Linux Ubuntu 16.04 version.
Please guide me where i m doing wrong with this approach.
wso2 wso2carbon
asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
2242417
Do you see any errors in wso2carbon.log? I guess you are getting this error when you hit the generate keys button in the application.
– Pubci
Nov 20 at 19:11
@Ayyappa: Please show us a screenshot of the request you're sending. Also, please use this url to generate tokens.https://localhost:8243/token
– Bee
Nov 21 at 4:02
@Bee Please find the attached screenshots of my tests. i tried with http then thrown SSL error and kept https back and tried. still no use.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 21 at 5:31
I'm a bit confused. Your explanation says the URL hasoauth1in it, and the screenshot shows it hasoauth2in it. But in the error response I can see the correct URL ashttps://localhost:8243/token. Which one is the correct one?Question 2: please confirm you didn't change any files inrepository/deploymentdirectory.
– Bee
Nov 21 at 9:14
Oauth1 is typo mistake.oauth2/token is copied from /carbon. You please tell me which one is correct and yes i didnt change anything in the directory. Finally with CURL i can test the localhost:8243/token with grant_type=client_credentials. and it given me the {"access_token":"4b10af9c-3bd2-37a3-a691-f40a303ae641","scope":"am_application_scope default","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":3600}. using git bash not with postman.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 22 at 4:31
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As part of project learning, I m trying to access WSO2 API Manager. I downloaded the WSO2-AM-2.5.0. As my PC is already equipped with java. I havent installed.
I started services with "bin/wso2server.bat".
Once it is started i am trying to access carbon and logged in with admin/admin credentials. Once i am logged in i created Tenant in configure module and created tenant successfully.
Once Tenant is created. I jumped into store URL and logged in with the selected Tenant credentials and created an application with that Tenant. Once Application is created. I tried to generate Client Id and Secret key.
I copied those details, i have API https://localhost:9443/oauth1/token for generating Access_Token. But unfortunately didnt worked with Windows 10 (64Bit) and Linux Ubuntu 16.04 version.
Please guide me where i m doing wrong with this approach.
wso2 wso2carbon
asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
2242417
As part of project learning, I m trying to access WSO2 API Manager. I downloaded the WSO2-AM-2.5.0. As my PC is already equipped with java. I havent installed.
I started services with "bin/wso2server.bat".
Once it is started i am trying to access carbon and logged in with admin/admin credentials. Once i am logged in i created Tenant in configure module and created tenant successfully.
Once Tenant is created. I jumped into store URL and logged in with the selected Tenant credentials and created an application with that Tenant. Once Application is created. I tried to generate Client Id and Secret key.
I copied those details, i have API https://localhost:9443/oauth1/token for generating Access_Token. But unfortunately didnt worked with Windows 10 (64Bit) and Linux Ubuntu 16.04 version.
Please guide me where i m doing wrong with this approach.
wso2 wso2carbon
wso2 wso2carbon
asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
2242417
asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
2242417
edited Nov 21 at 5:29
asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
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asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
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asked Nov 20 at 17:17
Ayyappa A
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Do you see any errors in wso2carbon.log? I guess you are getting this error when you hit the generate keys button in the application.
– Pubci
Nov 20 at 19:11
@Ayyappa: Please show us a screenshot of the request you're sending. Also, please use this url to generate tokens.https://localhost:8243/token
– Bee
Nov 21 at 4:02
@Bee Please find the attached screenshots of my tests. i tried with http then thrown SSL error and kept https back and tried. still no use.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 21 at 5:31
I'm a bit confused. Your explanation says the URL hasoauth1in it, and the screenshot shows it hasoauth2in it. But in the error response I can see the correct URL ashttps://localhost:8243/token. Which one is the correct one?Question 2: please confirm you didn't change any files inrepository/deploymentdirectory.
– Bee
Nov 21 at 9:14
Oauth1 is typo mistake.oauth2/token is copied from /carbon. You please tell me which one is correct and yes i didnt change anything in the directory. Finally with CURL i can test the localhost:8243/token with grant_type=client_credentials. and it given me the {"access_token":"4b10af9c-3bd2-37a3-a691-f40a303ae641","scope":"am_application_scope default","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":3600}. using git bash not with postman.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 22 at 4:31
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Do you see any errors in wso2carbon.log? I guess you are getting this error when you hit the generate keys button in the application.
– Pubci
Nov 20 at 19:11
@Ayyappa: Please show us a screenshot of the request you're sending. Also, please use this url to generate tokens.https://localhost:8243/token
– Bee
Nov 21 at 4:02
@Bee Please find the attached screenshots of my tests. i tried with http then thrown SSL error and kept https back and tried. still no use.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 21 at 5:31
I'm a bit confused. Your explanation says the URL hasoauth1in it, and the screenshot shows it hasoauth2in it. But in the error response I can see the correct URL ashttps://localhost:8243/token. Which one is the correct one?Question 2: please confirm you didn't change any files inrepository/deploymentdirectory.
– Bee
Nov 21 at 9:14
Oauth1 is typo mistake.oauth2/token is copied from /carbon. You please tell me which one is correct and yes i didnt change anything in the directory. Finally with CURL i can test the localhost:8243/token with grant_type=client_credentials. and it given me the {"access_token":"4b10af9c-3bd2-37a3-a691-f40a303ae641","scope":"am_application_scope default","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":3600}. using git bash not with postman.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 22 at 4:31
Do you see any errors in wso2carbon.log? I guess you are getting this error when you hit the generate keys button in the application.
– Pubci
Nov 20 at 19:11
Do you see any errors in wso2carbon.log? I guess you are getting this error when you hit the generate keys button in the application.
– Pubci
Nov 20 at 19:11
@Ayyappa: Please show us a screenshot of the request you're sending. Also, please use this url to generate tokens.
https://localhost:8243/token– Bee
Nov 21 at 4:02
@Ayyappa: Please show us a screenshot of the request you're sending. Also, please use this url to generate tokens.
https://localhost:8243/token– Bee
Nov 21 at 4:02
@Bee Please find the attached screenshots of my tests. i tried with http then thrown SSL error and kept https back and tried. still no use.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 21 at 5:31
@Bee Please find the attached screenshots of my tests. i tried with http then thrown SSL error and kept https back and tried. still no use.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 21 at 5:31
I'm a bit confused. Your explanation says the URL has
oauth1 in it, and the screenshot shows it has oauth2 in it. But in the error response I can see the correct URL as https://localhost:8243/token. Which one is the correct one? Question 2: please confirm you didn't change any files in repository/deployment directory.– Bee
Nov 21 at 9:14
I'm a bit confused. Your explanation says the URL has
oauth1 in it, and the screenshot shows it has oauth2 in it. But in the error response I can see the correct URL as https://localhost:8243/token. Which one is the correct one? Question 2: please confirm you didn't change any files in repository/deployment directory.– Bee
Nov 21 at 9:14
Oauth1 is typo mistake.oauth2/token is copied from /carbon. You please tell me which one is correct and yes i didnt change anything in the directory. Finally with CURL i can test the localhost:8243/token with grant_type=client_credentials. and it given me the {"access_token":"4b10af9c-3bd2-37a3-a691-f40a303ae641","scope":"am_application_scope default","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":3600}. using git bash not with postman.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 22 at 4:31
Oauth1 is typo mistake.oauth2/token is copied from /carbon. You please tell me which one is correct and yes i didnt change anything in the directory. Finally with CURL i can test the localhost:8243/token with grant_type=client_credentials. and it given me the {"access_token":"4b10af9c-3bd2-37a3-a691-f40a303ae641","scope":"am_application_scope default","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":3600}. using git bash not with postman.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 22 at 4:31
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Do you see any errors in wso2carbon.log? I guess you are getting this error when you hit the generate keys button in the application.
– Pubci
Nov 20 at 19:11
@Ayyappa: Please show us a screenshot of the request you're sending. Also, please use this url to generate tokens.
https://localhost:8243/token– Bee
Nov 21 at 4:02
@Bee Please find the attached screenshots of my tests. i tried with http then thrown SSL error and kept https back and tried. still no use.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 21 at 5:31
I'm a bit confused. Your explanation says the URL has
oauth1in it, and the screenshot shows it hasoauth2in it. But in the error response I can see the correct URL ashttps://localhost:8243/token. Which one is the correct one?Question 2: please confirm you didn't change any files inrepository/deploymentdirectory.– Bee
Nov 21 at 9:14
Oauth1 is typo mistake.oauth2/token is copied from /carbon. You please tell me which one is correct and yes i didnt change anything in the directory. Finally with CURL i can test the localhost:8243/token with grant_type=client_credentials. and it given me the {"access_token":"4b10af9c-3bd2-37a3-a691-f40a303ae641","scope":"am_application_scope default","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":3600}. using git bash not with postman.
– Ayyappa A
Nov 22 at 4:31