oAuth2 with native Java

Im trying to get this going but no matter what I put in the redirect urls I keep getting the same error "URL Host must be one of: -list of web platforms added in appwrite-"

• if I put them to "appwrite-callback-[projectid]://" I get an error from the appwrite server that it doesnt conform the my set web platform
• if I put them to "null" it interprets them as empty / missing
• If I just not set them it thinks I want to set the scopes variable as the redirect url and complains
• "com.yourdomain.app://oauth2redirect", / doesnt work
• Localhost doesnt work
• etc public static void performOAuth(AppCompatActivity activity) { List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("User.Read", "User.ReadBasic.All"); // Adjust scopes as needed account.createOAuth2Session( activity, OAuthProvider.MICROSOFT, null, null, scopes, new CoroutineCallback<>((result, error) -> { if (error != null) { error.printStackTrace(); return; } Log.d("Appwrite", result.toString()); }) ); }

I think that the issue is permissions and also, have in mind that the order is important

How? It works on web; Permissions are set on the appwrite console and thus correct;

What do you mean by order? This is almost a copy paste from the docs and it doesn't work

Java on web?

No. My first code snippet is Java. My second one is a simple web app

I do the same thing on both. Web/ svelte works Android / Java doesnt

Ofc adapting it to their respective sdks as it says in the docs

Since it works in my web implementation all appwrite / Microsoft settings are good.

I think that the syntax for Java and JS is different. Anyways, If you're building an Android App, you don't need to specify any redirect URl, I think

As I said in my first msg I've tried everything, null won't work, which I think might be another bug (: the urls are in fact not optional params

Yes the syntax is different ... compare my first msg to the other one?

I've tried to ask / find a working 0auth2 Java android sample but have yet to find one

Though it could just ve the Microsoft provider

So should I post this to the github?

From what I understood, the issue only happens with the android SDK?

Yipyip

Correct

It passes the scopes wrong I'm suspecting

What scopes?

The code should look like this for android:

account.createOAuth2Session(
    OAuthProvider.Amazon, // provider
);

Do you really need the scopes?

See my first msg ... it has it like that

Yes you do need scopes or you get another error;

For Java android btw, it's not quite the same as kotlin

The scopes should not be passed as an array like that; this is something appwrite is doing towards msft and I can

@Steven Do you know why does this happen?

already had a chat with Steven, seems like a bug in the scope usage indeed

Steven — Yesterday at 9:42 PM Hmm okay. Seems like maybe a bug in the SDK.

I don't think toString() here is the right approach https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-for-android/blob/85fac9dedd90eefe8407382cdd9f54b436862703/library/src/main/java/io/appwrite/services/Account.kt#L1212