- In Client Sample code : TRKD API On page 1030 , HttpsAndAnonymous_MetroClient class, I got response object back.
But when I try to print token using command ‘response.getToken()’, it gives junk characters. ( Real token appears in SOAP message).
Can you please advise why response.getToken() does print garbage chars and not token as appeared in SOAP message?
System.out.println("Token byte[]: "+ response.getToken()); // I tried with different CHARSET e.g.UTF-8 etc.. but no luck.
Let me know if my questions are not clear enough.
Any help is appreciated.
1
●2 ●3 ●5
TRKD API: getToken does not work
Thank you for your participation in the forum.
Are any of the replies below satisfactory in resolving your query?
If yes please click the 'Accept' text next to the most appropriate reply. This will guide all community members who have a similar question.
Otherwise please post again offering further insight into your question.
Thanks,
AHS
Thank you for your participation in the forum.
Are any of the replies below satisfactory in resolving your query?
If yes please click the 'Accept' text next to the most appropriate reply. This will guide all community members who have a similar question.
Otherwise please post again offering further insight into your question.
Thanks,
AHS
1.5k
●5 ●6 ●7
Your question is really related to Java, not to the TRKD API as such.
If the response.getToken() method returns byte[] then you really cannot print like that. Try Arrays.toString() or DatatypeConverter.printHexBinary() before attempting to display.
36
●11 ●10 ●23
Try this.
byte[] bytes = authorizationtype.getToken();
String token = new BASE64Encoder().encode(bytes);
