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Created by: Erez guv on 06-11-2013 05:40:59 AM Hey,
I am implementing a webex service in site and trying to schedule a meeting. It works as long as I am logged in in 'my webex' page. Do I have to connect manualy to webex in another browser in order to create new meetings? My request has the AT=LI command before sending the shedule request but it seems that the log in is not happening.
Thankyou.
Subject: RE: URL API Login issue Replied by: Nathan Morrow on 06-11-2013 01:05:07 PM Hello,
It could be possible that your AT=LI argument is formatted incorrectly. Could you provide your full request, with password masked out, for review? If you received any response, it may help to note the value of the GET variables, as there may have been a FAILURE response.
Subject: RE: URL API Login issue Replied by: Erez guv on 06-11-2013 05:03:04 PM This is the url to login followed with schedule meeting command:
the second part - after the MU is encoded as explained in the docs. This code is working great with no errors, only if i'm logged in to myWebex in another chrome tab or window, when logging out and running this code, I get an error of "AccessDenied" in the AT=SM command.
Thanks
Subject: RE: URL API Login issue Replied by: Nathan Morrow on 06-11-2013 05:31:33 PM Hello,
Just to be certian, you are URL encoding the MU protion of the URL? any & that belong to AT=SM should be encoded as %26 or the URL API service will think the additional variables belong to AT=LI.
Subject: RE: URL API Login issue Replied by: Erez guv on 06-11-2013 06:26:46 PM exactly. the main thing is that the api call is working, it is schedules the meeting, but the login is faild in this proccess.
Is this the right way to call the url api? Is there another way? eccept the <form> way, i have to make this proccess works behind the scenes.
Subject: RE: URL API Login issue Replied by: Nathan Morrow on 06-11-2013 07:04:07 PM Hello,
Your best bet for behind the scenes would be XML API. URL API is designed for HTML form based integration, where XML API is geared toward server to server communication and desktop/mobile applications.
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