Renewing expired Oauth certificates lead to error 502. What can be the reason?
Hi community, I have an older Innovator 12 instance were the OAuth certificates are about to expire. This topic is mentioned in this thread which also contains the current Aras solution to renew the certificates: link In short, we all have to update the certificates after two years to avoid the Vault server will not work anymore. If you update on a regular basis, this one is no relevant topic, as the certificates will be renewed by update. I used the solution to update the certificates on a 12SP7 test server and it worked fine. I tried the same solution on a 12SP10 instance and it didn´t work at all. At this instance I get following error: Innovator cannot be accessed at all and I don´t even make it to the login screen. Does anyone know, what can cause this issue and how to solve it? Many thanks for any help! AngelaSolved0Views0likes3CommentsPWA Problem Report - Invalid Credentials?
Hello, Been trying to get the PWA Problem Reports Aras Labs up and running. Everything installed, followed the instructions and restarted IIS twice. But when trying to login, getting "Invalid Credentials" even though the same login and password work just fine logging in normally. This is on Aras "2023" / the current free version (V14?). Appreciate any assistance on this one!411Views0likes3CommentsHow to increase getFileURL token lifetime
Hello, I am currently writing a server method which will provides some data including file urls to our MES. To get file url I'm using the method innovator.getFileUrl(fileInfo.FileId, UrlType.SecurityToken)) that returns something like vaultAddress/vaultserver.aspx. The problem that we are currently facing is that the link bellow is valid only 2 minutes, so if the MES operator doesn't click on the 2 minutes, the file won't be downloadable. So I was wondering if we can increase the lifetime of the token and how can we do it ? Regards Florent4.4KViews0likes6CommentsOAuth - How to use Grant Type "Authorization Code" for token generation
Hi everyone, I recently read this excellent blog post about token authentication using the REST API for Innovator, and in it Christopher Gillis says that ' urrently, I believe "password" is the only authentication type allows [sic]. Aras as a whole is moving towards more types of authentication in 12.0, so this is likely to change in the upcoming releases.' With 12.0 released, I see that OAuthServer\OAuth.config now defines two allowedGrantTypes for the clientRegistry with ID "IOMApp": 'password' - the one that I have been using in my code when generating OAuth tokens for Innovator so far - but also 'authorization_code'. Hence, I was wondering if anyone knows a practical way yet to generate the access token with that grant type, instead of using "password"? Thanks a lot in advance for any info on this subject. Cheers, C8.1KViews2likes2CommentsInvalid grant when requesting a token
Hello ! I'm using a java application to connect to Aras innovator but i encounter a problem i can't seem to fix when using a remote instance of Aras Innovator. I followed the steps provided here : https://community.aras.com/b/english/posts/token-authentication-using-the-rest-api. When in a local context, absolutely no problem, i can get the token and do whatever i want with it. But once i'm trying to connect to the remote instance (located on a aws server), i'm getting this error : { "error": "invalid_grant", "error_description": "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." } In Postman, my parameters are the followings : They are the same as for the local connection since only the address of the OAuth server is changing. What can i do ?8.2KViews0likes2Comments