REST API Access Token Issues
I am trying to use the Magento REST API for a client to get details of customers, and orders, etc. I have setup a REST Consumer and I am trying to obtain an oauth access token and having issues. I have found a API call http://clients_magento_shop/api/rest/integration/access/token in the documentation, passing the username and password in the body, however I am getting the following error "Request does not match any route" - its like the API resource doesn't exist.
The application I am building will be a background task, so having the user login to Magento to authorize the request token isn't an option. So I have tried to fake a login and authorization by GET and POST operations through C#. This works great on a standard Magento setup but because the client is using a hosting single signon provider, I cant get to the login page to obtain the Form-Key, which is part of the login POST. Therefore I am stuck.
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I am trying to use the Magento REST API for a client to get details of customers, and orders, etc. I have setup a REST Consumer and I am trying to obtain an oauth access token and having issues. I have found a API call http://clients_magento_shop/api/rest/integration/access/token in the documentation, passing the username and password in the body, however I am getting the following error "Request does not match any route" - its like the API resource doesn't exist.
The application I am building will be a background task, so having the user login to Magento to authorize the request token isn't an option. So I have tried to fake a login and authorization by GET and POST operations through C#. This works great on a standard Magento setup but because the client is using a hosting single signon provider, I cant get to the login page to obtain the Form-Key, which is part of the login POST. Therefore I am stuck.
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I am trying to use the Magento REST API for a client to get details of customers, and orders, etc. I have setup a REST Consumer and I am trying to obtain an oauth access token and having issues. I have found a API call http://clients_magento_shop/api/rest/integration/access/token in the documentation, passing the username and password in the body, however I am getting the following error "Request does not match any route" - its like the API resource doesn't exist.
The application I am building will be a background task, so having the user login to Magento to authorize the request token isn't an option. So I have tried to fake a login and authorization by GET and POST operations through C#. This works great on a standard Magento setup but because the client is using a hosting single signon provider, I cant get to the login page to obtain the Form-Key, which is part of the login POST. Therefore I am stuck.
api rest access
I am trying to use the Magento REST API for a client to get details of customers, and orders, etc. I have setup a REST Consumer and I am trying to obtain an oauth access token and having issues. I have found a API call http://clients_magento_shop/api/rest/integration/access/token in the documentation, passing the username and password in the body, however I am getting the following error "Request does not match any route" - its like the API resource doesn't exist.
The application I am building will be a background task, so having the user login to Magento to authorize the request token isn't an option. So I have tried to fake a login and authorization by GET and POST operations through C#. This works great on a standard Magento setup but because the client is using a hosting single signon provider, I cant get to the login page to obtain the Form-Key, which is part of the login POST. Therefore I am stuck.
api rest access
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You have to pass url like,
http://clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/integration/admin/token
Pass body method like this,
Post Method:
Body:
{
"username":"admin",
"password":"admin123"
}
Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
Aug 11 '17 at 11:32
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You have to pass url like,
http://clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/integration/admin/token
Pass body method like this,
Post Method:
Body:
{
"username":"admin",
"password":"admin123"
}
Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
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You have to pass url like,
http://clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/integration/admin/token
Pass body method like this,
Post Method:
Body:
{
"username":"admin",
"password":"admin123"
}
Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
Aug 11 '17 at 11:32
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You have to pass url like,
http://clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/integration/admin/token
Pass body method like this,
Post Method:
Body:
{
"username":"admin",
"password":"admin123"
}
You have to pass url like,
http://clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/integration/admin/token
Pass body method like this,
Post Method:
Body:
{
"username":"admin",
"password":"admin123"
}
answered Aug 11 '17 at 11:02
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Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
Aug 11 '17 at 11:32
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Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
Aug 11 '17 at 11:32
Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
Aug 11 '17 at 11:32
Thanks for the update Rakesh. There is something very weird here. I do have a access token provided by the client. If I use this do call customers or any other resource to format of the url is: clients_magento_shop/api/rest/resource however all the doc's and your example has clients_magento_shop/rest/V1/resource. If I use your format I get a 404 Note Found error :-(
– Wayne
Aug 11 '17 at 11:32
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