Open Budsy opened 2 years ago
Have you tried removing 'Zoho-oauthtoken' and just leaving the $access_token?
This is a java example, so it may be this.
Java
Using Apache HTTPClient.
DefaultHttpClient httpclient = new DefaultHttpClient();
String url = "http://localhost";
HttpPost httpPost = new HttpPost(url);
httpPost.addHeader("Authorization" , "
HttpResponse response = httpclient.execute(httpPost);
I hope its of some help, although i have never tried the api with zoho.
It seems that using addHeader on a post call is not working for me. Can anyone see why?
This fails to execute, (white screen, even when wrapped in try/catch block.):
`
$response = \Httpful\Request::post($url . '?' . $data . '&is_quicksend=true') ->addHeader('Authorization', 'Zoho-oauthtoken ' . $access_token)
->expectsJson()
->sendsJson()
->send(); `
But the following with addHeader stubbed out succeeds in running the post, but of course will not authenticate with Zoho Sign:
`
The response payload coming back from Zoho Sign API in the latter case is:
{"code":9031,"message":"Ticket invalid","status":"failure"}
The token and header formation are valid when sent through Curl on a command line, so it's not the token or the header formation.