Visual FoxPro

Retrieve the Okta JSON Web Keys (JWK)

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Demonstrates how to get the Okta web keys (JWK) that will be needed to locally validate an access token. This example is for the case where Okta is the identity platform for your App or API. (See https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/oidc/#composing-your-base-url)

Note: This example uses the URL

https://dev-765951.okta.com/oauth2/${authServerId}/v1/authorize

If you have a developer account, you can use the default authorization server that was created along with your account, in which case the full URL looks like this:

https://dev-765951.okta.com/oauth2/default/v1/authorize

Also: You'll need to change "dev-765951" to use your own Okta domain.

Visual FoxPro

LOCAL lnSuccess
LOCAL loHttp
LOCAL loSbResponseBody
LOCAL loJResp
LOCAL lnRespStatusCode
LOCAL lcKty
LOCAL lcAlg
LOCAL lcKid
LOCAL lcUse
LOCAL e
LOCAL n
LOCAL i
LOCAL lnCount_i

lnSuccess = 0

* This example assumes the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
* See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.

loHttp = CreateObject('Chilkat.Http')

* Implements the following CURL command:

* curl -X GET \
* https://dev-765951.okta.com/oauth2/${authServerId}/v1/keys?client_id=$my_client_id

loSbResponseBody = CreateObject('Chilkat.StringBuilder')
lnSuccess = loHttp.QuickGetSb("https://dev-765951.okta.com/oauth2/${authServerId}/v1/keys?client_id=$my_client_id",loSbResponseBody)
IF (lnSuccess = 0) THEN
    ? loHttp.LastErrorText
    RELEASE loHttp
    RELEASE loSbResponseBody
    CANCEL
ENDIF

loJResp = CreateObject('Chilkat.JsonObject')
loJResp.LoadSb(loSbResponseBody)
loJResp.EmitCompact = 0

? "Response Body:"
? loJResp.Emit()

lnRespStatusCode = loHttp.LastStatus
? "Response Status Code = " + STR(lnRespStatusCode)
IF (lnRespStatusCode >= 400) THEN
    ? "Response Header:"
    ? loHttp.LastHeader
    ? "Failed."
    RELEASE loHttp
    RELEASE loSbResponseBody
    RELEASE loJResp
    CANCEL
ENDIF

* Sample JSON response:
* (Sample code for parsing the JSON response is shown below)

* {
*   "keys": [
*     {
*       "kty": "RSA",
*       "alg": "RS256",
*       "kid": "anSaRDPfWGOSCVNZEIZB9quCbNsdsvl5uWGBzxbudWQ",
*       "use": "sig",
*       "e": "AQAB",
*       "n": "jT8uAgd5wF7d3aiCjdxbVXk7EDio2ScqAjWCL2LXbY3bpj6RV4dswZTqBg0-vuIh1SBqjoufDV3fHAJcewv2dfEdfUKawBxTIcLgeSu_NoUsZ6zmHqYKC9U0awgP3s5_Yqcr7YMxurrPRNRdKNsFFF2lhCDJ-4gCO4CWiCUdptlmMfI7_pBxx9bgh1F-ulVKt_RUo-4A7tXwwJhBhWaECKoye04BACccSNkth8flGSvjXNIVKcAMHYQ3oDfB6U5zXcFuDVEBJI__hzA9920QRXrloIv_G0QmYgbaf4iRpd-3B6-PQ4-VK-FGm3t9eTwoFv6CARpyXrjaOeuLB1HaVw"
*     }
*   ]
* }

* Sample code for parsing the JSON response...
* Use the following online tool to generate parsing code from sample JSON:
* Generate Parsing Code from JSON

i = 0
lnCount_i = loJResp.SizeOfArray("keys")
DO WHILE i < lnCount_i
    loJResp.I = i
    lcKty = loJResp.StringOf("keys[i].kty")
    lcAlg = loJResp.StringOf("keys[i].alg")
    lcKid = loJResp.StringOf("keys[i].kid")
    lcUse = loJResp.StringOf("keys[i].use")
    e = loJResp.StringOf("keys[i].e")
    n = loJResp.StringOf("keys[i].n")
    i = i + 1
ENDDO

RELEASE loHttp
RELEASE loSbResponseBody
RELEASE loJResp