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On 06/07/13 06:05, inteloid wrote:
Hi.
in mentioned method, the first line checks whether the token map contains
keys:
OAuthConstants.ACCESS_TOKEN and OAuthConstants.ACCESS_TOKEN_TYPE
In my case, map looks like this, and I assume it's correct and shouldn't
contain that keys.
{
Hi Sergey.
I'm getting the token from CXF OAuth2 server, it's a standard Bearer token
just the key is encrypted custom key, nothing is changed. I wander, where
this client utility class was supposed to work? Am I doin't something wrong,
or I need my own utility class?
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On 07/07/13 19:36, inteloid wrote:
Hi Sergey.
I'm getting the token from CXF OAuth2 server, it's a standard Bearer token
just the key is encrypted custom key, nothing is changed. I wander, where
this client utility class was supposed to work? Am I doin't something wrong,
or I need my own
You're correct. I was using Jackson mapper just like with my ordinary
services, I've changed to OAuthJSONProvider and it runs smooth and flawless.
Thanks a lot dude.
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Hi.
in mentioned method, the first line checks whether the token map contains
keys:
OAuthConstants.ACCESS_TOKEN and OAuthConstants.ACCESS_TOKEN_TYPE
In my case, map looks like this, and I assume it's correct and shouldn't
contain that keys.
{
tokenKey=1|2PoPR7hwrPOPAdiCuVrpINFErQTy0MLy,
