Adobe pdf compress issue Exchange_jwt scope error in .net

[Kachhiya3024752289wc]

The client must have the exchange_jwt scope.":invalid_client

[Bernd Alheit]

Does you use Adobe Acrobat?

[Test Screen Name]

This is not about the Acrobat SDK. Maybe here... ? Acrobat Services API - Adobe Support Community

[Kachhiya3024752289wc]

No this is correct I am using "https://account.adobe.com/?lang=en"
I want to compress PDF with the option in .net and getting the same error. So Someone gives me a hint that I am in the right support community.

[Test Screen Name]

Please show your code, so we can see what  API is failing. 

[Kachhiya3024752289wc]

Hey,
This is code where it is breaking and the exception where it goes

FileRef result = compressPDFOperation.Execute(executionContext);

catch (ServiceApiException ex)
{
log.Error("Exception encountered while executing operation", ex);
}

[Kachhiya3024752289wc]

 FileRef result = compressPDFOperation.Execute(executionContext);

catch (ServiceApiException ex)
{
log.Error("Exception encountered while executing operation", ex);
}


This is code please give the specific answer I can't share my code because it is related to key and client id so can you please guide me using error message and specific API.

[Test Screen Name]

Thank you for the code. The compressPDFOperation.Execute call is documented here. CompressPDFOperation - Documentation (adobe.com)  This is not part of the Acrobat SDK. It is nothing to do with Acrobat Pro. You do not need Acrobat installed to use this method. It connects to Adobe on the internet.

I told you this before, and you said I was not correct. Well, you are wrong. You posted in the correct forum also - here Adobe pdf compress issue Exchange_jwt scope error ... - Adobe Support Community - 13849836

Nobody has replied, because your message is very difficult to understand. I suggest you add this extra information (lines of code) to the extra sample. Also study the Adobe PDF Services billing structure, since at some point you will have to pay and your Acrobat Pro license is not important.

Maybe a nice person will move this post to the right forum, but I would not count on it.