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 Pablo007
		
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		Hi all,
I would like to Know your opinion about Rest connections, For me us a very ussufull tool for API connections, But I must admit that configure the ones that require “Token” is a nightmare to me, Specially the ones with security process “grant_type” “password” 😞
For some of the I have to use Postman to get the token
But never surrender We will find the way
 Damien_V
		
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		Hello @Pablo007
I believe you need to build the logic to fetch the token into your data load script similar to what is done in this article:
Please go through the article and see if that answers your question.
 Damien_V
		
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		It depends if the REST API server you are calling wants to request as a GET or as a POST.
Also, if the token has a short life, it's better to build the logic in your data load script as per the article so that it automatically requests a new token when expired.
You can override the Qlik REST connection headers with the WITH CONNECTION statement in the script but you cannot override the method (GET/POST) so you need separate data connections created in Qlik Sense if you are using both methods.
 Damien_V
		
			Damien_V
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hello @Pablo007
I believe you need to build the logic to fetch the token into your data load script similar to what is done in this article:
Please go through the article and see if that answers your question.
 Pablo007
		
			Pablo007
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi Damien,
Thanks a lot for the help, the post is great, for the part two I had solved it already, I get the Token form postman and paste it on Qlik script to get the Json with the info needed.
Reading the article maybe the problem is that the API builder has done it GET and Not POST,
What do you think about it?
 Damien_V
		
			Damien_V
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		It depends if the REST API server you are calling wants to request as a GET or as a POST.
Also, if the token has a short life, it's better to build the logic in your data load script as per the article so that it automatically requests a new token when expired.
You can override the Qlik REST connection headers with the WITH CONNECTION statement in the script but you cannot override the method (GET/POST) so you need separate data connections created in Qlik Sense if you are using both methods.
