I am having issues setting up a "OAuth 2.0" key for API calls on a local nodeJS server:
https://adobeioruntime.net/api/v1/web/io-solutions/adobe-oauth-playground/oauth.html
When i go to use the "Creative Cloud" I see this message:
"requires Adbobe review"
Within the developer console I try these settings:
I then use these setting on the OAuth playground:
When i try to use the API token i receive on my nodeJS local server I receive the following error:
{ error_code: '403003', message: 'Api Key is invalid' }
I am not sure if i a missing any steps?
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Hi @ginux123 - the OAuth playground you are using is hosted on IO Runtime, but it was written by a user "io-solutions". Not sure where you got it from, but you could contact the team / person giving the reference as well as verify Creative Cloud Libs access with your IMS org's admin.
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I am simply trying to follow this guide within adobe's documenation:
https://www.adobe.io/creative-cloud-libraries/docs/integrate/setup/oauth/
Overall i am just trying to do some test calls, but there does not seem to be a straight forward solution with authenticating. Would there be certain guides i should be following to setup OAuth Web for Creative Cloud?
My overall goal is to retrieve a listing of all available files in a creative cloud library. But I am not sure if i am on the right track.
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https://www.adobe.io/creative-cloud-libraries/docs/integrate/setup/oauth/
https://github.com/cc-libraries-api/code-samples/tree/master/oauth
The link is broken to the example.
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Are you calling the CCLib API from a Runtime action or Firefly app? Otherwise I'm not sure how to help here, because we don't manage the CCLib API. You may try the Creative Cloud Forum or Adobe Enterprise Support.
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