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Developer portal users to be able to input Client ID and Client Secret to generate OAuth2 token

OAuth2.0 - Update to the developer portal UI so that portal users can enter their own ClientId and Client Secret to generate token.

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  • darensammy commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    At registration, the client application is assigned a client ID and a client secret (password) by the authorization server. The client ID and secret is unique to the client application on that authorization server. This redirect URI is used when a resource owner grants authorization to the client application. Hope this helps! https://oneboxhdapk.com/

  • Remy Belanger commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Using postman as a workaround is not the best user experience for our customers who consume our APIs. The best option is for them to be able to achieve that using the API test tool provided by the Dev Portal.

  • Remy Belanger commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This should not only apply to tokens generated from Azure AD but also those generated from any OAuth Authorization Server.

  • Olubisi Akintunde commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This could be useful. And should support generating tokens for all supported grant_types.
    In the meantime, using postman as a workaround could suffice.

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