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JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a 100% textual data interchange format originally inspired by JavaScript objects. It is widely used in RESTful web services. Parsers for JSON exist in nearly all languages, and libraries also exist which can deserialize JSON to native objects or serialize native objects to JSON.
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How to extract rcAuth Token from header and POST as parameter to call an API
Yes you are on the right track.
I use HttpClient. HttpPost to be exact.
You can initialize the token as a static String outside the Post to authentication service method then run the Post to auth …
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