I added a bit of intro, thanks. Let me know if you think I should add more.
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I added a bit of intro, thanks. Let me know if you think I should add more.
One more thing to check is if the router's class name in the production config is correct.
Hi @Daniel Kutac -
For modern versions, you'll need to change this line in Web.OAUTH2.Google2N:
w jsonObject.$toJSON()to
w jsonObject.%ToJSON()because we're now returning a %DynamicAbstractObject
Hi Matthew -
Have you tried:
set credentials = ##class(Ens.Config.Credentials).%OpenId(..Adapter.Credentials)
Then you can use:
credentials.Username and credentials.Password.
But there's no domain, sorry.
Hello Sneha -
I would implement that as a custom-code transformation (DTL). That way it could be used in a router. Would you consider posting it here? I can show you how to convert it. How are you storing the XML and the JSON?