CustomAPI authenication to Http authenication

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Hi,

I have a customapi that can connect to my odata. PowerApps is using customapi and working well. Now, i need to use MS Flow (http) from PowerApp (only can use http). PowerApp can call customized flow. The problem is how can i pass customapi authenication to MS Flow Http authenication. Currently i did hard code on Http authenication(Basic or Bear) for development stage. I can't hard code it for production stage. My system has user action log activity if i hard code the user, user activity log are wrong. My question is how can i pass/get the credential from custom api to http authenication?
Note: I can only use Basic or Bear authenication for http authenication.

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Hi @yukonn,

Do you want to get the credentials from Custom APIs to HTTP authentication via PowerApps?

It seems that your flow is triggered by a PowerApps button.

On PowerApps, I assume that you could add two labels for Username and Password, then use the corresponding dynamic content for each field.

Please take a try with it.

Best regards,

Mabel

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Do you want to get the credentials from Custom APIs to HTTP authentication via PowerApps?
Yes. But not only from PowerApps. Flow itself also. Eg. If I use my customerapi at flow, all of http credentials can be read from my can be apply from my customerapi. My.customerapi.(‘user’) like this.

Second approach is currently I use. But that’s temporary solution. Because App is already connect customerapi and I can use customerapi from flow without re-keyin the user name and password again . But http part needs to be key in username and password. It doesn’t make sense, it should be able to read from connections. My be there has function but I can’t find it. This a reason why asking here.

Thanks for your response.

Regards,

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