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When downloading the repository, the solution can't find the project.

When loading the project manually all the references are unavailable.

The project can't find the scopeVal with the ConfigurationManager. I can see that they are in your build folder and not in the project configuration.

After commenting all the non working code, when I click on "Sign In With Intuit" or clicking on "Connect to QuickBooks" I get the error :

"We're sorry!
We're experiencing some problems. Please try again later."

After having downloaded this project as a .zip file, or cloned using CMD, and extracting all the files this project does not run.
Upon opening the .sln file the first error reads as...

C:\Users\nshrivastava\Documents\GitHub\V3-DotNet-SDK.git\IPPDotNetDevKitCSV3\Samples\SampleAppOAuth2Lib\SampleAppOAuth2_UsingSDK.csproj : error : The project file could not be loaded. Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Users\nshrivastava\Documents\GitHub\V3-DotNet-SDK.git\IPPDotNetDevKitCSV3\Samples\SampleAppOAuth2Lib\SampleAppOAuth2_UsingSDK.csproj'. C:\Users\nshrivastava\Documents\GitHub\V3-DotNet-SDK.git\IPPDotNetDevKitCSV3\Samples\SampleAppOAuth2Lib\SampleAppOAuth2_UsingSDK.csproj

The simple fix is to relocate the file path to the csproj file provided by this repo "OAuth2_SampleApp_Dotnet_UsingSDK.csproj" (where ever the project exists on your drive)

Then, reload the project.

Next error, which I am not sure if this is a problem with my environment or not (I suspect not) it reads...

The C# project "OAuth2_SampleApp_Dotnet_UsingSDK" is targeting ".NETFramework,Version=v4.6.1", which is not installed on this machine. To proceed, select an option below.

My options are the change the target framework to v4.5.2 or to download v4.6.1
After downloading the correct version, Windows tells me that I already have v4.6.1 installed... So, I am not sure what that is trying to telling me. Possibly the project looking for the correct files under your personal PC's User files, like before? (C:\Users\nshrivastava...)

So, I try the option to change the target version to v4.5.2.
This lets me open the solution without errors.

Then, after updating clientId, clientSecret, logPath, and redirectURI and rebuilding the solution I get the error of...

This project references NuGet package(s) that are missing on this computer. Use NuGet Package Restore to download them. For more information, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=322105. The missing file is ..\packages\Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform.1.0.0\build\Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform.props. OAuth2_SampleApp_Dotnet_UsingSDK C:\Development\OAuth2-Dotnet_UsingSDK-master\OAuth2_SampleApp_Dotnet\OAuth2_SampleApp_Dotnet_UsingSDK.csproj

Making sure I have the "Allow nuget to restore packages" option is active I right-click on the solution and hit "Restore NuGet Packages".
The output after this is "All packages are already installed and there is nothing to restore"

I also checked and noticed that a "packages" folder did get downloaded along with the rest of this repo and on further investigation it looks like the folder "\packages\Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform.1.0.0\build"
does not exist and only "content" and "tools" can be found.

I can't seem to get this example to run, is there any help that could be provided to get this to run?

Are there any plans to use an OAuth client credentials flow in the future?

I'm trying to retrieve the discovery document but I'm getting an error in the DiscoveryClient that states Issuer name does not match authority: https://oauth.platform.intuit.com/op/v1

I see in the web.config that there is a setting but I've added it and it doesn't seem to be using it. I'm using a .NET Core web app that targets .netstandard 1.3.

Is there another way to set the url for the Authority or to bypass the check? The code example starting on line 288 is what I'm using:

DiscoveryPolicy dpolicy = new DiscoveryPolicy();
dpolicy.RequireHttps = true;
dpolicy.ValidateIssuerName = true;


//Assign the Sandbox Discovery url for the Apps' Dev clientid and clientsecret that you use
//Or
//Assign the Production Discovery url for the Apps' Production clientid and clientsecret that you use

if (discoveryUrl != null && clientID != null && clientSecret != null)
{
	discoveryClient = new DiscoveryClient(discoveryUrl);
}

doc = await discoveryClient.GetAsync();

Also dpolicy doesn't appear to be being used in the example.

Where are your Windows .net samples located for desktop applications that need to do this?

I have defined my ClientID, Secret, and Endpoint URIs in the webconfig and they match the settings in QB API settings in my sandbox.

In my logs:

7/3/2018 8:42:44 AM: Fetching Discovery Data..
7/3/2018 8:42:46 AM: Discovery error.
7/3/2018 8:42:46 AM: Intiating OAuth2 call to get code..
7/3/2018 8:42:46 AM: Setting up Authorize url.
7/3/2018 8:42:46 AM: Missing authorizationEndpoint url!.

I believe there is something wrong with the example or it is not configured correctly with QB. The intro says I add these things to the web.config and I am able to run.

try again workato

Testing integration

Login is successful but the redirect is not happening. It gives the following error.

It would be very much helpful if anybody could help me in this.
regards