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We are implementing a list of events that is public to the users. We cannot ask them to login into Blackbaud, since the account we use for that is a management one.
Is there any way to provide persistent access to the API using a "manually obtained" CODE only one time and then just remember that CODE (and only retrive the tokens as needed in the posterior steps)?
Our auth flow goes by: (as for now)
First we obtain manually the code using the Oauth2 step (that give us the CODE parameter in the callback URI) /authorization
Second we obtain by scripting the TOKEN using the /token endpoint
Lastly we do the proper call using the proper endpoint (e.g. /v1/eventlist )
The first step is the one we want to avoid doing manually.
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We are implementing a list of events that is public to the users. We cannot ask them to login into Blackbaud, since the account we use for that is a management one.
Is there any way to provide persistent access to the API using a "manually obtained" CODE only one time and then just remember that CODE (and only retrive the tokens as needed in the posterior steps)?
Our auth flow goes by: (as for now)
First we obtain manually the code using the Oauth2 step (that give us the CODE parameter in the callback URI) /authorization
Second we obtain by scripting the TOKEN using the /token endpoint
Lastly we do the proper call using the proper endpoint (e.g. /v1/eventlist )
The first step is the one we want to avoid doing manually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: