Despite the fact that there is a drop down for choosing where to put the client_id/client_secret combination, the information is always put into both places: authorization header and body.
headers:
POST /realms/foo/token HTTP/1.1
[…]
authorization: Basic ZnJvbnRlbmQ6
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded;charset=UTF-8
[…]
I am unable to recreate this in out sample test case https://rapidocweb.com/examples/auth.html. in v9.3.6 If you like to reopen this issue please provide me with a sample spec
Despite the fact that there is a drop down for choosing where to put the client_id/client_secret combination, the information is always put into both places: authorization header and body.
headers:
body:
In this case, this leads to the situation that the backend refuses for issue that token, as two credentials seem to be present.