> > I would first try calling the service in the browser while logged in as > admin. > > If that works, I would try calling the service in the browser while logged > in as some other user that is supposed to be able to call the service. > > this works
> If that works, I would try calling the service with an HTTP client program > like curl or Postman, to figure out how the credentials need to be sent. > > this is where documentation fails - HTTP_BASIC authorisation fails - - the logged in approach obviously uses a session cookie - so there either needs to be: a) another service call that gives me the cookie, and a way to inject that cookie into the request b) the SPARQLmotion module does this automatically behind the scenes if you provide a securePasswordURL (how exactly doe it use this?) > If that works, I would try calling the service from my SPARQLMotion > script, with credentials in the script. > no combination seems to work here. username and password, or username and securePasswordURL is there anyway to capture the actually request sent, including headers - from either the client or server side? > > If that works, I would try calling the service from my SPARQLMotion > script, with credentials in secure storage. > I think this ought to be set up properly - docs all make sense - but fails (there doesnt seem to be a way to delete these in the admin interface though?) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TopBraid Suite Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
