You can use basic authentication: setting the client_id and client_secret
as the username and password when requesting a token, or you can pass the
client_id and client_secret as POST parameters when making the request.
Passing them as POST params is what the Google OAuth Sandbox does.
Kind regards,
GraemeOn 2 October 2012 15:59, chrisb brain2006@gmail.com wrote:
The docs suggest you need to use basic authentication when exchanging the
authorization token for an access token.The Access Token Request
The App must exchange the Authorisation Token for an Access Token and a
Refresh Token. To do this, the app makes an HTTP Basic Auth POST to the
FreeAgent Token Endpoint https://api.freeagent.com/v2/token_endpoint using
the Client ID as the username and Client Secret as the password and
including the following in the POST body:However, this seems to work fine for me if I make the POST without setting
basic auth details.–
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