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In order to invoke the API, a key is required. From here, you can manage the API keys (at application level). Click "Generate" to generate the OAuth token, then "Show key" to view the generated string. For testing purposes, you also can create a sandbox key.
The generated keys, namely an access token, a consumer key and a consumer secret will all be displayed as in the example below:
For information on renewing an access token, to generate an access token using the API Manager Login API etc. refer to section User Tokens.
API Keys
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API keys are generated by API consumers and must be passed in the incoming API requests. The API key (generated Access Token) is a simple string, which must be passed as an HTTP header. For example: "Authorization: Bearer NtBQkXoKElu0H1a1fQ0DWfo6IX4a." It works equally well for SOAP and REST calls.
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