On 21/08/12 08:18, mayankeagle wrote:
Ok, that was my mistake to pass the Authorization header, I was just calling
the same function on the client side and only changing the method from POST
to GET.
Without the Authorization header, I'm just sending a GET call to
"http://ProjectName/services/authorize?oauth_token=xyz"; and now I'm getting
a "WARNING: Client is invalid" error on the server logs. I think this is
because the oauth_consumer is not specified in the URL/ header. Am I missing
something here?
In this case oauth_token is pointing to RequestToken, so make sure the
data provider sets Client field on it, when RequestToken is issued to
the client for the first time; again, may be the fact 'oob' is only
supported in 2.6.2 makes a difference. Please also check the demo I
linked to in the prev post
Cheers, Sergey
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