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2013-07-06
05:42 AM
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Yelp API using tHTTPRequest with OAuth 2
I am trying to access Yelp API in Talend using tHTTPRequest component please see the screen for setting for more details, every time i am getting 400 bad request error any help.
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2013-07-08
03:35 AM
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Hi
Take a look at this page to know more about 400 bad request error and check the error in the URL as suggested.
Shong
Take a look at this page to know more about 400 bad request error and check the error in the URL as suggested.
Shong
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2014-10-08
06:32 PM
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OAuth 2.0 can be pretty tricky to get to grips with. I have not used Yelp, but I have got it working quite nicely with Google. I've written a tutorial on using OAuth 2.0 with Google's products here. You may be able to extrapolate from it.
I hope it helps
I hope it helps
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2018-08-16
09:12 AM
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Hi @rhall
I am not able to access the link you provided, can you please send me the new link or content?
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2018-08-29
09:21 AM
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It think they went bust so the links are broken, which is a shame as they were a very useful part of the Talend Community, the content linked to is still available at:
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2018-08-29
09:26 AM
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Talend could do everyone a favour and see if they can buy the content and post it on this site.
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2018-08-29
09:28 AM
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You first need to get the oAuth2 token from the given url in your documentation.
Next is using the returned token and provide it in the header while doing a api call, like search.
add the header: "Authorization" and its value is "Bearer yourtokenformpreviousRestcomponentCall"
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2018-08-29
09:50 AM
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Thank you Stephen, It should really help
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