How can I generate Username password officeId to call Soap APIs
I have already enterprise account, but I couldn't find those properties
I don't have any experience about how can I use it, please tell me how can I use SOAP APIs
If you have any example code for Node.js or Postman please share with me
Just for SOAP APIs
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I have created a Twitter-developer account and also a project and an app to be able to invoke web services endpoints.
I would like to know if anyone has ever managed to successfully retrieve expected response from the endpoints, and in that case, what authentication methods is the simplest and most effective to use and in what order?
Thank you for your help and advice
As per Twitter API documentation the possible methods are in:
OAuth 1.0a
OAuth 2.0 Bearer Token
Basic authentication
The latter one is the easiest to implement as all you need to do is to add HTTP Authorization Manager and provide your credentials there and JMeter will automatically add the relevant Authorization header to all your HTTP Request samplers
More information: How to Use HTTP Basic Authentication in JMeter
I want to consume Magento Rest API using Talend, I already generated oauth_token & oauth_token_secret but when i am using it with tRestClient component it is returning as 403 error code any one suggest how to configure it?
I Don't think so there is option by which you can integrate magento rest api with Talend.
Authentication
Magento REST API uses 3-legged OAuth 1.0a protocol to authenticate the application to access the Magento service.
So For each time I think you have to authorize the application.
I think you can use Soap API or XML RPC for this.
What we want to do is to use Spreadsheet API and Calendar Resource API and to access to the API with 2-legged OAuth.
(Most likely, Service Account Authentication method in OAuth 2.0 is similar method. <2LO
To use these API, we tried Service Account Authentication method and successed in it.
However, the way of authentication with Service Account is not on the documents below. As for Spreasheet API, it should be used with OAuth 1.0 if implementing 2-legged OAuth. In terms of Calendar API, it should be used with 3-legged OAuth.
The success of retrieving data with Service Account is good for us and we ant to go on with it. But since the document doesn't tell us the way, we are confused if this is correct way. Can you tell me the way is whether formal admitted way by Google?
Spreadsheet API:
https://developers.google.com/google-apps/spreadsheets/?hl=ja#about_authorization_protocols
Calendar Resource API:
https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/calendar-resource/auth
Thanks,
All Google APIs now support OAuth2, including service accounts. The documentation for these APIs hasn't been updated to reflect the change, but it should work correctly.
I have different questions about Paypal API Credentials
Is it possible to retrieve User API credentials (Classic API Signature) for a paypal business account from code?, maybe calling a method of the PayPal SDK to access his profile?. I want to code something that checks if Merchant does not have API credentials, in case that he has them, store them in my local database for payment operations and if not, maybe redirect him to a video explaining how to do this.
Are those credentials different for each merchant account?
Is there a way to have the same credentials for different users using classic API?. I know Rest API Allows to do this (with client id and secret), but it does not allow me to do embedded payments, so that's why I'm using the classic API.
Thanks a lot
You can't do that. The API doesn't have anything like that. Either you need to post API calls using their API credentials or have them authorize your API username to run calls on their behald (where you pass their primary email address in the API calls).
we currently have some WCF services which use active authentication with ACS, which are currently used like so:
user calls- user calls our legacy api, with username and password in custom message format in POST request.
API then calls other WCF services providing this username and password in the request, which authenticates with ACS to get the token the service needs
we want to implement the folowing:
user calls our legacy api, with username and password in custom message format in POST request.
strip user name and password in API and contact ACS using these as credentials of service identities, getting a SAML token in response
API then calls a WCF service providing this SAML token in the request
I am reading up on what needs to be done in order to accomplish this, but most of the samples/examples I have read talk about getting SWT tokens from the azure ACS service, and not getting SAML tokens.
Is this because they are out of date, and that a similar approach will work in ACS 2.0 to get SAML tokens?
Or is this not supported? (presumably it must be as WCF accomplishes it)
Does anyone have any examples of how to do this.