i am new to UFT API tool.
I am using the API with authenticate which i can able to provide in SOAP 4.5 in Auth tab.
Please let me know where i can provide the Auth in UFT.
Because of this i could not get the response as expected.
As of now I found Solution in API
Import wsdl file into UFT.
Drag the request xml from wsdl file to test flow.
Right click and properties → click on the lock symbol.
Click edit proxy settings and there check preemptive to on and set username and password.
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I'm facing the same issue as the one posted at (How to get authorize code to dismiss login page with oauth2 wso2 identity server)
I tried to follow the solution instructions, but in my case, the drop-down menu under "Request Path Authentication Configuration" is empty; no options listed.
I checked the application-authentication.xml file under /opt/wso2am-4.1.0/repository/conf/identity and I have this:
I'll apprecitate any support you can provide. Thanks. Daniel
Just to close this thread, and as I was not able to get a solution, I solved it by running an instnace of the WSO2 Identity Server and handle the security through this product, instead of using the IS features the API manager has embedded. cheers!
I will need to create a flow in Anypoint to download a .gz file from an external API source(through OAuth). I have created a listener -> Request -> Write flow. But I don't see the file saved in my local after I called the API. I have hardcoded Bearer token in the header and raw parameters in body, everything looks good. It doesn't show any error but when I tried to debug it and I'm seeing output and payload both are empty. I'm able to download the gz file with Postman. Am I in the right direction? I saw someone was using outbound endpoint but it is not showing in Mule 4.
Is there any way I can see what the external API returned(Success or failed)? And the content? Please advise.
Many thanks.
Regards,
Richard
Update 1:
Mule Flow
DEBUG
Added the Flow and the Debugging message. I have simplified the flow and just tried to make the POST rest call with Bearer token. It should return a json response. But still getting an empty response. Do we know what's that java.util.LinkedHashMap thing? Thanks.
Update 2:
Request Body
Request Header
XML Configuration:
XML Flow
You can add loggers to the application to trace the execution.
You could also enable HTTP wire logging to print requests/responses in the log too. To enable it you have to set the package org.mule.service.http.impl.service.HttpMessageLogger to DEBUG in the log4j2.xml or in the Runtime Manager console. Detailed instructions available at this KB article.
I'm using Auth0 to manage authentication in a web app.
Since it took me a while to get it working, I'd like to export the application and API settings like for example:
the application name
the client id
the supported auth methods
the allowed callback URLs
basically everything else relevant to reproduce the application configuration
I found a lot of documentation about exporting user data but nothing about exporting application or API settings.
Generally, the steps described here are just a quick&dirty workaround to read data from the Auth0 Management API without leaving your browser. I wonder why there is no "export" button for this directly in the UI. In both cases (application and API settings), open the network monitoring tab of your browser (usually F12); Then...
Exporting Application Settings
Load the "settings" page of the application you'd like to export (e.g. https://manage.auth0.com/dashboard/eu/<your_auth0_tenant_name_here>/applications/<your_application_client_id_here>/settings)
You'll see a GET request to manage.auth0.com/api/clients/<your_application_client_id_here>.
The response to this GET request is a JSON containing everything you need to reproduce the application settings; also sensitive data like the client secret and signing keys.
Exporting API Settings
Load the "settings" page of the API you'd like to export (e.g. https://manage.auth0.com/dashboard/eu/<your_auth0_tenant_name_here>/apis/<your_api_id_here>/settings)
You'll see a GET request to manage.auth0.com/api/resource-servers/<your_api_id_here>.
The response to this GET request is a JSON containing everything you need to reproduce the API settings.
I have a OData Server which returns me a json.
When I accessing the URL through a browser i need to input the username/password.
Doesn't accept the entries which I do in the pop-up. Need to cancel it and then it shows me a dialog box after which i can see the required json.
I am not able to figure out the kind of authentication in use.
Using basic authentication in Postman client is not working.
Any suggestions as to how do I go about using this URL both in postman and inside an Anuglar JS or Node JS program.
You can install interceptor in postman. Go to cookies tab next to body and install the interceptor then turn it on.After installing interceptor you can login with your user/pass and then send your request.
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Thanks for the input.
But I got access to the code implementation which is accessing the URI which I want.
So There is a Sharepoint/C# application in the universe which is doing a Forms based authentication to get the data required. :/
Will try to reverse engineer that get it working in my Node App.
Cheers. :)
I am trying to setup basic auth on my mvc.net web application. I configured my controller using this example: asp mvc 3 ActionFilter for basic authentication
I set a breakpoint where it checks for the Authorization Header, however the header is not present in the HttpRequest. I am accessing the site like this:
http://user1:pass1#localhost/{AppName}/Client/Authorize
If I remove the [BasicAuthorization] attribute from my controller, I am able to access the page.
I am debugging this using IIS 7.0 on a Windows 7 machine.
I think it might have something to do with default authorization settings in IIS. When I throw a HttpUnauthorizedResult() exception, a username/password box pops up in Chrome... I'm not sure how to tell IIS to use my custom code to authenticate the user.
This application won't be accessible by a human user, so the username/password needs to be passed in in the URL like shown above.
I had also found this post: No browser is sending Authorization info in header. I tried sending the request twice after IIS sends the UnauthorizedRequest to the browser, but that's when the username/password dialog pops up. I'm also not sure how to test using that Curl command... Is that through CMD?
I found this post here: SimpleMembership in MVC4 app + WebApi using basic HTTP auth
I was able to refer to the test page used on this tutorial: http://kevin-junghans.blogspot.ca/2013/02/mixing-forms-authentication-basic.html to setup a simple testing page to test that basic authentication was working properly.
I'm not entirely sure on the reason, but I believe that the browser doesn't automatically add an authentication header to the HttpRequest when you try sending the credentials like so:
http://user1:pass1#localhost/{AppName}/Client/Authorize
It must have something to do with the browser requiring a 401 response from the server first before sending the authentication header. I just couldn't figure out how to do it. If anyone knows how to configure IIS/browser properly so you can easily test basic authentication using the above URL format, please let me know.