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DougS
12 years agoKhoros Oracle
Hi Anthony,
Here is a link to the REST documentation for the authentication/sessions/login call:
It looks like you are using username.login instead of user.login and username.password instead of user.password -- I think that may be your issue.
-Doug
anthony
12 years agoHelper
Bah. Typo in my post. Sorry about that - I'm actually using user. not username. Too many years of typing username/password :/
One thing I haven't tried is also passing the authentication method. I'll see if i can find the values for that in the javadocs and give that a whirl.
I'll update my post above as well to fix that.
One thing I haven't tried is also passing the authentication method. I'll see if i can find the values for that in the javadocs and give that a whirl.
I'll update my post above as well to fix that.
- anthony12 years agoHelperNever did figure this out, so moved on to a manual solution since we didn't have that many posts. I just grabbed the messages manually, saved the xml and then did all my programmatic work on the local files.
I'm sure there's a magical configuration setting somewhere, or maybe something with SSO, but it was more efficient for me to spend the time pulling the messages than beat my head against the authentication wall.