HTTP GET with SSO authentication
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05-10-18 12:02 PM
Hi,
I am trying to use HTTP GET to run the Proclist command on localhost:8181, which is connected to the Database via an Application Server authenticating with SSO.
The usual way for a localhost and localdb would be to run the User Name command, followed by Password to authenticate the user... but obviously in this case it doesn't work, as I don't know the password.
The server is not using certificates to authenticate either, so I can't get a token to use the internalauth command...
Any other way around this?
Many thanks in advance,
Andrzej.
Andrzej Silarow
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26-10-18 02:46 PM
any ideas for this?
Andrzej Silarow
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26-10-18 10:42 PM
I don't think you can do it Andrzej. What about automatec /listprocesses /sso ?
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08-11-18 06:00 PM
actually... automatec /listprocesses /sso does the trick quite nicely!
thanks John :)
Andrzej Silarow
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16-05-19 02:18 PM
We want to provide an HTTP interface for other applications to interact with Blue Prism for various purposes.
Our user authentication is via SSO.
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So there is no way on using Resource PC HTTP Interface, with SSO?
No way on using Credentials for authentication instead?
No workaround to fetch the authentication token and send it as part of HTTP?
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We dont have yet in place yet but we are planning to go for HTTPs for all communication.
Would this help in this case? And if so, how would certificates replace user SSO authentication?
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thanks & regards
