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Another method for getting a token is to redirect the user to the Key Manager to authenticate with it.  The user will then be redirected back to your app with the token on the URL.  The use case here is that a user hits your application, when a token is needed the user is sent to authorize.  When your page is reloaded JavaScript can be used to retrieve the code from the URL and invoke the APIs via AJAX.

1. Register your applications Callback URL (https://api-dev.ucsd.edu:9443/store/site/pages/applications.jag scroll to bottom, click edit on your application).  This is where the browser will be sent once the token is retrieved.  For testing it doesn't need to actually work, we can check the browsers info to verify the token is generated.
2. Open a browser to http://api-dev.ucsd.edu:8280/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=T7gmtkUgEhiVDz5v2e53JxJRJt8a&scope=TEST&redirect_uri=http://localhost/myApp after replacing the ConsumerKey and the RedirectURI (with your callback url, they must match).
3. Check the location that your browser was sent to, it should be something like: http://localhost/myApp?code=bd77892b4953c49376cbc31ed7d9c55

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