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This is a question I've seen asked by many people, and I haven't yet seen a good answer for it.
I'm trying to generate an OAuth access token using HTTP. As per the guide, I have copied the suggested URL and replaced it with my own redirect URI and Client ID
https://secure.na1.echosign.com/public/oauth?redirect_uri=[MyRedirectUri]&response_type=code&client_id=[MyClientId]&scope=agreement_send:account
But I still get this message when I copy the resulting URL into my browser:
Unable to authorize access because the client configuration is invalid: invalid_request
For the record:
- The redirect URI I supplied is public-facing (It's a server I administer)
- agreement_send:account is enabled in the OAuth configuration, as well as user_login:account.
- I have tried both agreement_send:account and user_login:account separately and together as "scope=user_login:account+agreement_send:account"
- The redirect_redirect is the same as the one specified in the OAuth configuration.
- The client_id is identical to the once given in the OAuth configuration.
- I have repeated these steps on three different API applications. I have tried various different configurations and scopes.
- I have tried this on multiple browsers.
- I have tried this with multiple different URIs as different subdirectories on the same server.
And yet I still get this same message every time, with no real indication of what's actually going wrong. Other posts seem to suggest that it's something wrong with the parameters in the URL, but I have copied the guide and suggestions on other posts exactly, and still no success. Please help.
Hi joeh64952033
Please be informed integration feature is not included in Adobe Sign trial account. Integration is only included in Adobe Sign Enterprise account.
You can contact our Sales team on the number mentioned in the below link to subscribe for the service:
- Adobe Sign plans for individuals and businesses | Adobe Document Cloud
Regards,
Aadesh
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Hi joeh64952033
Please be informed integration feature is not included in Adobe Sign trial account. Integration is only included in Adobe Sign Enterprise account.
You can contact our Sales team on the number mentioned in the below link to subscribe for the service:
- Adobe Sign plans for individuals and businesses | Adobe Document Cloud
Regards,
Aadesh
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So are you saying that us as developers we are not able to test api without paying for services? This is not a very good practice if it is true.
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Developer account is a testing account that offers the feature of Integration.
With purchased subscription only Adobe Sign Enterprise account offers Integration feature.
Regards,
Aadesh
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I'm also having trouble getting the OAuth access token. AadeshSingh Is there a way to figure out why I'm getting the invalid request response? There's no additional information provided on that page. I believe I have also complied with the typical errors that Adam described in his original question. I have a free developer account. What should I try now?
Also, when a free trial expires, does the ability to generate an access token also expire? I only have a few more days left in the period.
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Mate did you figure out a solution? Am facing the same problem...
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Please refer this thread Re: Unable to authorize access because the client configuration is invalid: invalid_request with the similar query for further discussion.