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>>>I am getting Authorization Denied message. So something is wrong but not with your code. Thank you.
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>>Were you given credentials to access the service? A username and password? Normally, you have 3 choices to send them to the WebService
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>>1. As an header (through m.HttpRequest.SetRequestHeader);
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>>2. As a parameter (since you're using GET, that would be in the querystring, that is, value pairs after a ? in the URL);
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>>3. Or, more simply, as username and password parameters of the m.HttpRequest.Open method: m.HttpRequest.Open("GET", m.HttpResponseEndPoint, .F., m.UsertName, m.Password) - of course, m.UserName and m.Password being previously set.
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>The way this Web API works is that, first I have to call a service and pass a user name and password. And I get a token in return (JSON) authorizing further calls to the Web API. I did the first call and verified that the returned token is valid. I can see it in the debugger.
>Then, by design of this Web API, when I need to call another server (like get records from a table), I have to pass - in the Header - this token that I got with the first call. Here is the problem. When I add the value of this token (exact syntax specified by the developer is ("Authorization", "bearer " + _token) I get back the message that "Authorization has been denied for this request."
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>Note that by design of this Web API, I don't need to pass user name and password on any further calls. And I see this code works in the sample C# example the developer of Web API provided.
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>I think the problem is in the Header. That is I need to find out if the value I add to the Header goes to the "right" header.
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>I am guessing that maybe when I add [ ("Authorization", "bearer " + _token) ] to the header, it does not set to the right header property. For example, if I use the wwHTTP class suggested by Thierry, and use the method AddHeader(), the value actually is assigned to the property named "cExtraheaders". Which does not work.

Ok, I see two potential issues here: a) extraction of the correct value of the token from the JSON reply; b) the header may require some kind of encoding (base64, for instance). Can you paste here the C# code, with any sensitive information properly redacted?