As you may be know the OTP code(Authenticator App) will be compared in LoginWith2fa action in IDS4 via
SignInmManager.TwoFactorAuthenticatorSignInAsync(...)
There is a question. how can I get generated OTP to send?
In my Scenario I want to Send it via SMS or Email but first of all i should access to the code.
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I have to perform load test on a Sign UP API using Jmeter.
Sign Up asks for:
valid cell # where system sends SMS code for verfication
Valid Email address where user receives a link for verification
Can any one help for this scenario.
Thanks in advance.
It might be tricky, however you can consider a 3rd-party application like Spikko or 2nr and use mobile automation framework like Appium from JSR223 Test Elements in order to get SMS text from the mobile application. If you don't have a real phone you can use an emulator like Bluestacks or Genymotion
For email it is way easier, JMeter comes with Mail Reader Sampler so you can fetch an email from any real box and extract confirmation URL from there, check out How to Create a JMeter Script to Check Email During Registration AND Grab the Confirmation URL for more details.
You probably should use JDBC Request and get from DB the code/link sent.
But if it's not possible, for email you can concatenate to same gmail +${UUID()}. Gmail at least support sending to same mail if have different suffix:
Here are two different ways you can modify your Gmail address and still get your mail:
Append a plus ("+") sign and any combination of words or numbers after your email address. For example, if your name was hikingfan#gmail.com, you could send mail to hikingfan+friends#gmail.com or hikingfan+mailinglists#gmail.com.
I want to send an e-mail using gmail API.
I want to know if the email was received successfully. And if not, what the problem. (Such as SMTP Log)
I can use Google Admin G-Suite if need.
How can I do it?
Thank you.
What you are looking for is Request read receipt after an email is sent. This would notify the sender when the recipient reads the email.
This is not something that is currently available in the gmail api. you may want to consider submitting a feature request here
I am new at programming. I am building sort of like an chat app and I am using Parse as a backend. I want to make it possible for an existing user to send a message to a non existing user if the user knows the non existing-users email. The non-existing user will then get notified by the app on his email that this person send him a message and that he needs to sign up to read the message, and here is the question:
Does Parse makes it possible to chain this message to the non-existing users email, so that when he signs up in the app with this specific email the specific message to this email will display?
Thanks in advance.
No, not exactly.
You can create the user with the appropriate e-mail address and a made up password. Once that user exists (and hence is saved) you can start to associate things with it. After that you can send an e-mail to the prospective new user allowing them to complete the registration (this is basically a password reset).
Compared to using CAPTCHA, would using a phone number to prevent spam/bots improve the user experience.
I'm building an ecommerce app that does not require a user to create an account, when a user writes a product review they enter there phone number and a verification code is sent which the user sends back so that the review is successful.
It is not typical to use CAPTCHA for a app login. The better UX for app users is to get the phone number and send a verification code to authenticate if the request is coming from a real user. When an SMS arrives it normally shows up at the top (on notification window) which shows the verification code at the top. So the user doesn't even have to switch the app to read the verification code in SMS. All he has to do is wait until the SMS arrives and key in the code in your app.
There are several SMS verification API providers available to make it easy for sending out verification code.
I have used Nexmo Verify API before which makes it easy to generate the code and completes the verification.
I need my application to send an e-mail to me directly without using the EmailComposeTask.
I also don't want to use a webservice for that.
Is there any open-source framework I could use?
There is currently not a way to send email w/o user input unless you want to send some information to a service and have the service send the email