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Use a tRest component. make a call to retrieve the token, probably json is returned.
Next a second tRest component where you add a specific header (but check your api documentation):
Authorization: Bearer yourtokenformpreviousRestcomponentCall
Sometimes there are some redirects (first tRest responds with a 301 and redirect url ) make sure to use this information correctly in your second tRest component.
If this is all to complex... which I doubt
... tSystem with cUrl will do the trick.
Next a second tRest component where you add a specific header (but check your api documentation):
Authorization: Bearer yourtokenformpreviousRestcomponentCall
Sometimes there are some redirects (first tRest responds with a 301 and redirect url ) make sure to use this information correctly in your second tRest component.
If this is all to complex... which I doubt
... tSystem with cUrl will do the trick.
Use a tRest component. make a call to retrieve the token, probably json is returned.
Next a second tRest component where you add a specific header (but check your api documentation):
Authorization: Bearer yourtokenformpreviousRestcomponentCall
Sometimes there are some redirects (first tRest responds with a 301 and redirect url ) make sure to use this information correctly in your second tRest component.
If this is all to complex... which I doubt ... tSystem with cUrl will do the trick.
Next a second tRest component where you add a specific header (but check your api documentation):
Authorization: Bearer yourtokenformpreviousRestcomponentCall
Sometimes there are some redirects (first tRest responds with a 301 and redirect url ) make sure to use this information correctly in your second tRest component.
If this is all to complex... which I doubt
... tSystem with cUrl will do the trick.
