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prabrangs · 06-11-2020

I have been trying so many stuff but I've really been stuck for more than a day on this issue.I'm calling a proxy that calls GenerateAccessToken on supplying a 1) grant_type 2) client_id 3) client_secret. I can get a token but I want to return a cust...

prabrangs · 06-15-2020

Appreciate your input Dino. Here are the trace snippets {"Error":"Client identifier is required","ErrorCode":"invalid_client"} .... true Using the oauthV2.oath-GenerateAccessToken.failed=true condition does not work in raising the fault as explaine...

prabrangs · 06-13-2020

So essentially the summary is this:When there is an error in the grant_type/client_id/client_secret, Apigee generates the error in the (possibly deprecated or unconventional) format {"ErrorCode" : "ABC", "Error" :"DEF"}.This is out of line with the r...

prabrangs · 06-11-2020

@Dino-at-Google,I tried another approach which is to use the RaiseFault policy. So this time I checked the trace and I found the following: Under Variables oauthV2.failed = true Under Properties oauthV2.MyOauthPolicy.failed true But neither of these ...

prabrangs · 06-11-2020

Appreciate your answer Dino. I did look at the trace log. I added the following condition:oauthV2.MyOathPolicy.failed is true OR fault.name = "ClientId is Invalid" OR fault.name = "invalid_client"But I still get the same standard error message.

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