Working on an admin tool for our Android app to audit OAuth client scopes. I’m using the Genesys Cloud Kotlin SDK (com.genesiscloud:genesys-cloud-platform-client:2.0.0). The goal is simple: fetch all OAuth clients and verify their scope assignments against our internal policy.
I’ve created a dedicated service account in Genesys Cloud and assigned it the oauth:client:read scope. Generated the bearer token using the standard client credentials flow. The token looks valid, and I can successfully call GET /api/v2/organization to get org details.
However, when I call the SDK method:
val api = OAuthClientsApi()
val response = api.listOAuthClients(
pageSize = 25,
sortBy = "name",
sortDesc = true
)
It throws a RestException with status code 403 Forbidden. The error body is pretty generic:
{
"message": "Insufficient privileges to complete this request.",
"status": 403,
"code": "forbidden"
}
I’ve double-checked the service account permissions in the admin UI. It’s definitely checked for “Read OAuth clients”. I also tried adding oauth:client:write just in case, but same result. Interestingly, if I use the same bearer token in Postman and hit GET /api/v2/oauth/clients directly, it works fine. Returns the JSON array of clients.
Is there a specific SDK configuration I’m missing? Or does the Kotlin SDK require additional headers for OAuth endpoints? I’ve been staring at the generated API client code for an hour and don’t see anything obvious. The OAuthClientsApi class seems to inherit from the standard Api class which handles token injection automatically.
Here’s how I’m initializing the SDK client:
val configuration = Configuration.builder()
.baseUri("https://api.mypurecloud.com")
.build()
val client = ApiClient(configuration)
client.setAccessToken(bearerToken)
Any ideas why the direct HTTP call works but the SDK call fails with 403?