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Thanks STeven for your recommendation. The issue result. The invokeHttp oauth2 property looks like not able to select basic authorization from the setting or I might missing something. So have to ignore oauth2 setting and implement basic auth by sending client_id and _secret  separately to get token first and then send actual payload later from another invokehttp processor. 

Thanks for your help

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