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Welcome to the JDLink Machine Data CSharp Example.

This project gives a full native CSharp example of:

• Getting a OAuth2 access token
• Call the JDLink Machine Data APIs with your access token
• Edit Settings

Requirements

• ASP.NET Core (Current Version: 3.1)
• Installed NuGet Packages:
  • Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Razor.RuntimeCompilation Version="3.0.0"
  • Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Debug Version="3.0.0"
  • Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design Version="3.0.0"
  • Newtonsoft.Json Version="12.0.3"
• A free port 9090 (you can change port in: Project Properties-Debug-then App URL).
• The callback for your application needs to be configured for the URL of this app:
  • In developer.deere.com, add http://localhost:9090/callback as one of the callbacks within OAuth Profile (you can have more than one).
  • It is NOT recommended to keep this around for production use.
  • You use other ports/URLs and will also needs to be registered in https://developer.deere.com. (Please allow up to 20 minutes for any changes to be replicated).

Edit Settings

• Once in the browser you will need a few things (Alternative option: update appsettings.json file directly)
  • A ClientId and Secret from your application on https://developer.deere.com
• Add Scopes
  • Insert scopes, for example eq2 offline_access. Can also be found under JDLink Machine Data API Documentation section within https://developer.deere.com for each endpoint.

How to start this project

• Clone this repository:
  • git clone git@github.com:JohnDeere/JDLinkMachineDataAPI-OAuth2-CSharp-Example.git
• Build the project
  • Build Solution
• Start it
  • Run IIS Express