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Get Access Token

Collection: 0-WiseSso  ·  Requests: 5

Overview​

This collection logs you in to WEDA using a 5-step SSO flow and stores your accessToken in the environment. Every other collection depends on this token, so always run 0-WiseSso first.

Postman handles all the cookie management and redirect parsing automatically — you just run the requests in order.

Prerequisites​

  • Before You Start completed: weda-core environment configured with login, password, domain, and ssoBaseUrl
  • Postman cookies cleared (recommended before each new session)

Auto-captured Variables​

After this collection completes, the following variables are automatically set in your environment:

VariableDescription
accessTokenBearer token required by all subsequent collections
refreshTokenUsed to renew accessToken without repeating the full SSO flow
tenantIdYour WEDA tenant ID, extracted from the SSO redirect

Steps​

Run each request in order. Do not skip any.

1. External Login 302​

Initializes the SSO session and establishes the login context.

  • Script: pre-request clears cookies; post-request extracts tenantId, client_id, and redirect_uri from the 302 Location header
  • Result: 302 Found

2. Account Login​

Submits your credentials using {{login}}, {{password}}, and {{tenantId}} from your environment — verify these are populated before sending.

  • Script: post-request captures the Identity.Permission session cookie
  • Result: 200 OK — response body contains your user profile (name, email, roles)

3. External Login 200​

Completes the tenant-aware login return flow and retrieves the OIDC authorization data.

  • Script: post-request parses the HTML body to extract form_action, code, state, and iss — no action needed
  • Result: 200 OK

4. Signin Oidc​

Completes the OIDC sign-in using the data extracted in the previous step.

  • Script: URL set to {{form_action}}; post-request captures the AdvOidc.Login cookie
  • Result: 302 Found

5. WEDA Token​

Exchanges the established session cookies for a WEDA bearer token. No request body required — the call relies entirely on the cookies set in steps 1–4.

  • API: Create JWT Access Token
  • Script: post-request saves accessToken, refreshToken, expiresIn, and tokenType to the environment
  • Result: 201 Created
{
  "accessToken": "eyJ...",
  "refreshToken": "30a8...",
  "expiresIn": 7200,
  "tokenType": "Bearer"
}
note

accessToken is valid for 2 hours (expiresIn: 7200). If it expires while you are working, run the Token Refresh request in Collection 2 to get a new token — you do not need to repeat the full SSO flow.

Last updated on Jul-17, 2026 | Version 1.1.0

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