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I use HTTPAPI for OAUTH2 authentication with the Zoom APIs and it works fine. Have you checked this thread? https://www.scottklement.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=439 There are others on the topic as well if you search for OAUTH. The process is basically: Make a call to the OAUTH token generation API U...

Why are you building the headers like that? HTTPAPI builds the headers for you so the resulting data you are sending to the server will be a mess. The data you are sending is already built-into the URL you are passing. You didn't duplicate the request data in the Postman example did you? I doubt it....

First of all congratulations on joining the club! OK - your two basic problems which are fairly simple to handle. You may have others but ... First, DATA-INTO needs to match elements by name and hierarchy. And "by name" includes the case in which the name is written. Now you may think that...

I’m viewing this on my phone so I may be misreading it but… This is the type of json I hate because it is an array of elements but each element has a different name. Unless you know all the possible names it is tough to do with Date-Into - and even then it would be messy. You might be better off usi...

Have you tried HTTP_req() ? It is not method specific.

Thanks - I looked at that first but there was no description so I looked briefly at the code and more seemed to be going on than just simply copying a value in. Guess I should have tried it but I was in a hurry.

Don't have time to play with this - supposed to be on vacation ...

At first glance "properties" should just be an array not a DS.

So this:

That was the first place I looked Scott but I could not see an option that produced the desired result.

How would you code it to do that?

I'm still wrestling with Base64 and RPG myself but ... The simple answer is that you are encoding an EBCDIC string and expecting the results to match that of performing the same task with ASCII or UTF-8. Base64 encoding is designed to preserve a _binary_ pattern. Which we can see most easily as hex....

I have never seen this type of authentication before but the code below produces basically the same log as the curl you supplied. This may not be the way to do it - Scott would undoubtedly know. I can't tell if it will actually work because you didn't supply a real test IP nor details of the require...