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 //This returns info about the logged-in user.// //This returns info about the logged-in user.//
  
-{{ :dev:postman01.png?direct&300 |}}+{{ :dev:postman01.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 If you attempt to execute this directly, you will receive an unauthorized error like the following: If you attempt to execute this directly, you will receive an unauthorized error like the following:
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 This is because the App Store %%API%% is secured using OAuth2.  This is because the App Store %%API%% is secured using OAuth2. 
  
-To prepare an authorization request, select "Authorization", type "OAuth 2.0" and click "Get New Access Token".+To prepare an authorization request, select: **Authorization > OAuth 2.0**
  
-{{ :dev:postman02.png?direct&300 |}}+Specify "add authorization data to request headers". 
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 +{{ :dev:postman01b.png?direct&600 |}} 
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 +Then click **Get New Access Token**.
  
 You will be prompted for the following Authorization parameters: You will be prompted for the following Authorization parameters:
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 +{{ :dev:postman02.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 ^ Auth %%URL%% | %%https://appstore.intelligentplant.com/AuthorizationServer/OAuth/Authorize%% | ^ Auth %%URL%% | %%https://appstore.intelligentplant.com/AuthorizationServer/OAuth/Authorize%% |
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 This returns an Access Token. This returns an Access Token.
  
-{{ :dev:postman03.png?direct&300 |}}+{{ :dev:postman03.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 Select "Use Token", try sending the %%API%% request again, and this time we get the %%UserInfo%% result. Select "Use Token", try sending the %%API%% request again, and this time we get the %%UserInfo%% result.
  
-{{ :dev:postman04.png?direct&300 |}}+{{ :dev:postman04.png?direct&600 |}}
  
  
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 For more info, see **[[Dev:Register your App]]**. For more info, see **[[Dev:Register your App]]**.
  
-Postman exposes the parameters required to make an OAuth2 authorization request. Your application would execute this behind the scenes. For more info, see **[[Dev:App Store API Security Overview]]**.+Postman exposes the parameters required to make an OAuth2 authorization request. Your application should execute this behind the scenes. For more info, see **[[Dev:App Store API Security Overview]]**.
  
 Finally, we used App Store as a means of authenticating users and presenting user-information. However, there is an extensive %%API%% available, including methods for user-account debiting and real-time process-data interrogation. For more info, see **[[https://appstore.intelligentplant.com/apihelp|App Store API Documentation]]**. Finally, we used App Store as a means of authenticating users and presenting user-information. However, there is an extensive %%API%% available, including methods for user-account debiting and real-time process-data interrogation. For more info, see **[[https://appstore.intelligentplant.com/apihelp|App Store API Documentation]]**.
dev/app_store_example_with_postman.txt · Last modified: 2020/12/03 09:32 by su