Scenario : To login to the application, need to enter the username and token sent on register email id.
How can we automate above scenario in playwright using java language.
Thank you in advance.
You can automate your email login and collect the token from your email, then use the token for your main login. I think this process will help you and I don't think there are any other processes to do this scenario. You can use a different page for email login and token collection in the same browser context or can you use an entirely different browser context. I must tell you this approach is not a good way. Hope this will help you.
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We are building a finance app and integration Yodlee in it and we have come to situation where we need user's loging.
Now we have two scenarion,
Ask user to login & use token for API call. But as userSessionToken expires after every 30 minutes, we need to open yodlee login screen.
We can register yodlee user when any user sign-up on our site and use his credential from back-end to get yodlee userSessionToken
Scenario 2 has data protecting issue. Is there any way where we can get new token with a single user login.
Please suggest me if there is any alternative way.
You should use second approach, as you don't want user to register twice.
Once user registers to your site you should internally call register3 API to register that user with Yodlee. There is no data protecting issue, unless you don't have required security standards in place.
I want to retrieve the Windows login of my users when they run my JSF script. The goal is to avoid asking my user a login information, just want get the Windows login throw the request.
I try this How to obtain request headers, remote address and other HttpServletRequest-specific information? but I always get a null String with externalContext.getRemoteUser().
Does it mean that the web browser doesn't send the remote user information? Must I change the configuration of my browser? Is it possible to get this information?
Thanks,
Philippe
Spring security kerberos plugin will pull this off quite nicely, but you'll be taking the spring framework on as a dependency. I'm also assuming here that you're running a managed security enterprise where your users authenticate against a domain.
What you want to achieve cannot be done by pure Java EE spec (someone prove otherwise). The purpose of the getRemoteUser method is to retrieve the username of the authenticated user who has been authenticated either by the Webapp container or third party web auth framework. See spec here
See this answer for more insight
I have a GWT application that I would like to integrate with the Joomla login system. Everytime an AJAX request is sent to the server, the application should check that the user is authenticated (username and password pass)
Any ideas of how to implement this?
I had these ideas but don't like them for the reasons mentioned:
Ask the user for there username and password (again...) and then save it in a cookie. (Security is an issue and I have to ask them for the username and password after they have already logged into the main joomla system.
Save the username and password in a PHP session variable. (This might work but what would happen if the sesson timed out, the user may take some time configuring the GWT data structures, so it would not be nice for an error like this to occur).
Does anyone have better ideas?
Will users be authenticating against the GWT application? If so, you might want to create an Authentication plugin for Joomla that backfills users from GWT into Joomla.
Can anyone tell me how I could go about authenticating with the various OAuth login mechanisms on the internets (Twitter, Facebook) so that I can run scripts against these services.
As an example, right now when I use Facebook data I goto graph.facebook.com and copy paste the access key from the URL. Obviously this is a bad approach, it has sufficed for now, but is not really an option anymore :)
I've checked out the documentation on the facebook site in particular which requests that I use a callback urL and so on. I'd like to be able to make a call from a ruby script which requests the OAuth token instead.
Is this even possible?
P.s This would be using my own credentials.
Yes, it is possible. http://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/ "Authenticating as an Application" section.
You can get the Access Token using a web redirection, and then store it to perform further offline operations. Some APIs need explicit user scope permission to do that.
All,
Is there a way to log all clicks(like hyperlinks,buttons,.....) performed by the user on the client on any webpage and send it to server for logging purpose.If so please direct me to a sample code for it.
Thanks......
You can include the Google Analytics script in your file and reap its benefits.
Unless you are going to build a extension (or some greasemonkey script) for some browser you won't be able to do that for any web page the user visits.
Assuming that all clicks result in a server request, then why not just scan the access logs of the web server?
You can add a uniquely identifying id in each url in order to distinguish between users.