After adding an OAuth 1 profile to a request, you enter an access token, get a new token from the server, add settings for the profile, or define how access and refresh tokens should be handled.
To use OAuth 1 authorization in requests, you need to specify the Access Token and Token Secret values.
Retrieving an OAuth 1 Access Token
If you do not have Access Token and Token Secret, click Get Token. This will invoke a dialog where you can configure the access token retrieval settings:
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| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Consumer Key |
The identification string for the client application. It is generated by the service provider, that is, by the API from which you will get data. |
| Consumer Secret |
The secret string for the client application. This value is generated by the service provider. |
| Temporary Token URL |
The URL used to get the access token (also called request token URL). |
| Authorization URL |
The URL of the authorization server. |
| Access Token URL |
The URL used to get the access token. |
| Redirect URL |
The redirect URL used to return the access token. |
OAuth 1 Advanced Options
The Advanced button opens a dialog where you can specify how the access token will be sent:
| Option | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Header |
The access token is sent as a request header. |
Authorization: Bearer rRR0GnTudjuUUGaSt0n |
| Query |
The access token is sent as a query parameter. |
https://www.example.com/a/v1/y/{userId}?access_token=1/rRR0GnTudjuUUGaSt0n |