Hi All, I'm using a http connected system with OAuth Client credentials type authorization. When I Authorize from connected system, It is authorizing successfully. But when I tested the Integration using this connected system, It is throwing an error as this Invalid credentials error-result-guidance Appian was not able to authenticate with the access token you provided. This request requires Bearer authentication. HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized Next Steps This integration is using a connected system with OAuth 2.0 Client Credential authentication configured. You may need to authorize access to the external system and retry the request. Make sure that you are using the correct OAuth 2.0 configuration for this external system Make sure that the OAuth 2.0 configuration provides the required scope to make this request Check the request and response for more details Review the external systems documentation for information on what may have caused the problem. Can anyone suggest how to proceed on this? Here are the screenshots from Connected system and Integration objects.

Connected System Authorization Successful but integration object authorization failed.

Satya Kishor Kalleda

A Score Level 1

8 months ago

Hi All,

I'm using a http connected system with OAuth Client credentials type authorization. When I Authorize from connected system, It is authorizing successfully. But when I tested the Integration using this connected system, It is throwing an error as this

Invalid credentials

error-result-guidance

Appian was not able to authenticate with the access token you provided. This request requires Bearer authentication. HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized

Next Steps

This integration is using a connected system with OAuth 2.0 Client Credential authentication configured. You may need to authorize access to the external system and retry the request.
Make sure that you are using the correct OAuth 2.0 configuration for this external system
Make sure that the OAuth 2.0 configuration provides the required scope to make this request
Check the request and response for more details
Review the external systems documentation for information on what may have caused the problem.

Can anyone suggest how to proceed on this?

Here are the screenshots from Connected system and Integration objects.

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0 Varun Teja Gurrapu
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8 months ago

HI Satya Kishor Kalleda ,

The error you are getting is Bearer Header Authentication issue,
Can you please share more info from where you are getting the bearer authentication token,

you have any preceeded integrations of the current integration?, you need to get bearer token from previous ones
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0 Satya Kishor Kalleda
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8 months ago in reply to Varun Teja Gurrapu

Hello Varun Teja Gurrapu we are not using any integration to pass that value. when we use connected system, It gets the access token from the token request endpoint and passes.
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0 Varun Teja Gurrapu
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8 months ago in reply to Satya Kishor Kalleda

Can you post HTTP Request tab for more info?
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0 Satya Kishor Kalleda
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8 months ago in reply to Varun Teja Gurrapu

Sure.
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0 Varun Teja Gurrapu
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8 months ago in reply to Satya Kishor Kalleda

maybe, Just make a try, i'm not sure it works:

1. Create an integration to get the bearer authentication token from the API.

2. Use that token and pass it to headers in the update integration through rule inputs.

Or

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1388495/how-to-get-bearer-token-to-authorize-create-azure
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