I'm pretty new to using REST, but I've managed to get a few hosts setup via basic authentication and create a few operations successfully. I've got a new REST host that I want to add, but instead of using basic authentication I pass a header and an authentication token of sorts, so something like this "Authorization" "Basic XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX". I don't see any way to do this when using the built in add a REST host workflow. If I choose basic it requires a username and password for authentication and if I choose none I have no where to put the header in and it fails. Curious what other people are doing in situations like this? Do I have to just skip adding the REST host and do it all in javascript? If so any examples of that? Thanks for any info.
I have started using transient rest connections to ease some of the configuration tasks, example is in this thread:
Create Transient RESTHost and RESTOperation.
Try setting the auth object to null and adding setHeader with your own auth token.
I have started using transient rest connections to ease some of the configuration tasks, example is in this thread:
Create Transient RESTHost and RESTOperation.
Try setting the auth object to null and adding setHeader with your own auth token.
Thanks, that definitely helps.