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To obtain a JWT token from an ABP-based application, you typically use the
/connect/tokenendpoint, which is provided by IdentityServer or OpenIddict in ABP solutions. The endpoint expects a POST request with the appropriate parameters, such asgrant_type,client_id,client_secret,username,password, andscope.Example request (using Resource Owner Password Credentials flow):
POST https://<your-abp-app>/connect/token Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded grant_type=password &client_id=YourClientId &client_secret=YourClientSecret &username=admin &password=YourPassword &scope=YourApiScopeReplace the placeholders with your actual values. The response will include an
access_tokenif the credentials are valid.If you are using a development environment, make sure your API is running and accessible at the specified URL. Also, ensure that the client is configured in your IdentityServer/OpenIddict settings.
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hi
Could you provide more information about your case?
Thanks.
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After logging in on the login page, if the '/connect/token' call is not made, the tenant ID cannot be obtained.
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hi
You can pass the
__tenantparameter to the HTTP request manually before getting an access token.
