I just received Cobrand ID, Application ID, Cobrand Username, and Cobrand password for use in my application's private zone. I am able to connect to the Yodlee service and obtain a Cobrand Token.
Prior to this I had been using the Yodlee evaluation environment and FastLink sandbox credentials as described in the FastLink Integration guide.
Now that I'm using a private zone do I need new FastLink credentials specific to my application? If so, where I can get them?
Thank you.
Yes, you need to use different details to access Fastlink.
Please reach out to Yodlee support team to get details specifically to your environment. You can contact them over here- YI-Support#yodlee.com .
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Is there a way to call a Bigquery Rest API using service account? I need to push data from my powerapp to bigquery and I find the only way out is to create a custom connector. But due to org policies I am constrained to use a service account for authentication. I could not figure out a way to create a custom connector that authenticates through a service account. Following is my post on powerapps forum. Any help would be highly appreciated.
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Connector-Development/Big-query-connector-with-Service-Account-Authentication/m-p/1853380#M1739
Thanks,
Haripriya
Currently I am able to call BQ get api from a sample dataset with personal gmail credentials, but I get authentication error when I try with my org login. It is possibly because my org userId would not have permissions to query the API. I will have to use the service account that has the permissions. But I could not figure a way out to authenticate via a service account.
How can a app (or microservice) talk to the API manager instance to create user account and generate JWT?
I have tried the WSO2 APIM and Istio integration (https://github.com/wso2/istio-apim#istio-mixer-adapter-for-wso2-api-manager). However, I find this way as developer access.
If you are using the latest version of the WSO2 APIM (2.6.0), Then at the time you create the application you could specify the type of token as JWT and get the JWT token.
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But the use of this JWT is limited for the micro gateway for the time being.
Is there a way through the Stormpath API or their UI to set a maximum number of password retry attempts? Or does this retry count need to be managed on my web server during any authentication with the Stormpath API?
The Stormpath API does not yet provide this as a feature, so this is something that would have to be managed by your web application. However the Stormpath API can help you, because you can store the state in the account's custom data object, so that you can keep track of how many attempts have been made on that particular account.
I hope this answer helps!
I want to pull periodic reports via Google Seller API. Is there a way, to login into Seller account without having to go via regular OAuth redirection ?
It would make no sense to try to use a service account to access AdEx, which is owned by a user account. You need to obtain a refresh token for the user account, store it somewhere, then use it to obtain an access token whenever you need to access the API. This answer gives the steps to follow How do I authorise an app (web or installed) without user intervention? (canonical ?)
here's what I want to achieve:
Users are able to upload videos to my youtube account via a simple web form.
Here's what I don't get:
This is possible using the deprecated ClientLogin authentication.
But it is not using OAuth 2.0 authentication, because this one's logging the user always in to his own account, not mine. Correct? If not, how do I use the OAuth authentication to enable users to upload videos to my youtube account?
Thank you for your help!
OAuth2 Service Accounts do not work for Youtube API:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/errors
This error is commonly seen if you try to use the OAuth 2.0 Service
Account flow. YouTube does not support Service Accounts, and if you
attempt to authenticate using a Service Account, you will get this
error.
If this issue is still
https://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?id=5370
UNRESOLVED it is NOT possible to use Service Account with YouTube v3 data API. As of March 2014 I am not able to create/list new Playlist or post a video to an existing playlist.
The Google folks should REALLY make this explicit as I waste few hours with this.
Google's OAuth2 authorization server supports the use of Service Accounts. They are meant for exactly this use case. This should work for the Youtube API too.
You can create a Service Account in Google's API Console. There you get a Service Account email address, that you have to setup as alternative email address for the Google account you use for your Youtube videos.
Does Jan Gerlinger's answer work? I also get the error saying that the email address is already associated to an other Google account.
I guess it's not possible with v3, but can it be done with v2?