I am trying to get the list of all users with their email addresses from a confluence cloud instance using their REST API. There is nothing in their documentation regarding users. Also the email address is never embedded in any of the response containing user objects. Is there a way to retrieve email address of the user based on the username.
You will have to use their older APIs -- the methods are there.
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I am trying to get information about a customer using the REST API of Shopware 6 (using this API). Therefor I need a ContextToken for that user. The only way to get a context token for a user is to log him in, but for that I need the password of a user which I do not have. Is there any way to get the ContextToken of a user with only his email address or hist customer id?
Shopware comes with 2 different APIs, the Store-API and the Admin-API. Refer to the docs.
The Store-API is there to build a storefront and thus you need to authenticate as the user using that API.
When you build custom integrations you should use the Admin-API, as that API can be used for CRUD-like operations on all entities of the system. For the admin API you can generate an API-Token and use it to query data of all customers.
I have been trying to figure out after referring to their official documentation (Google Ads API Document) which is not clear enough
Here is what I have tried till now.
I have created an app where users can log in with their Google Ad words account. I need to fetch their Ad performance reports via REST API.
To make an API request to fetch performance reports, we need the Google Ad Words Account ID of the authenticated user. Currently, as I am testing it with my personal account, I can login to my Ad words Console and get the Ad Words Account ID. But, how do I fetch the Ad Words Account ID dynamically for other users who authenticate via my App?
I tried looking for a way in their official documentation. But I couldn't figure out.
Could someone help me with the REST API URL which needs to be called to fetch the authenticated user's Ad words Account ID.
In addition to previous answer, I guess this is what you are looking for:
https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/first-api-call#create_test_accounts
It explains how to setup Google Ad Words API and get your ID.
According to the documentation here Account overview, you need to list the customers to get the ID. For each user that logs in as long as they do not have access to multiple accounts you should get a single customer and their ID.
CustomerService
CustomerService provides information about your accounts. It has a
getCustomers() method that takes no arguments and returns a list of
Customer objects containing fields such as customerId, currencyCode,
and dateTimeZone. CustomerService also has a mutate() method that can
be used to update various attributes of a customer, including the
autoTaggingEnabled and conversionTrackingSetting fields.
If no clientCustomerId is specified in a request, the response will
contain multiple entries if more than one account is directly
accessible by the authenticated account.
I am trying to write a powershell script that uses the Invoke-RestMethod to connect to the Google + Api and authenticates with a service account that has been granted domain wide delegation of authority. Then I want to use a list names to retrieve the google + userid and from there I want to create a circle and insert all of those users into that circle.
The main issue I am having is retrieving the userid for the list of users, I think I would be able to figure the rest out once I had that piece.
Thanks
The Google+ Domains API is unique in that it allows you to make API calls using email addresses in the place of the Google+ ID. This means that if you have a list of users within your domain, you may make API calls on their behalf, by specifying their email address when building the authorized API client.
In Java, this is done by calling setServiceAcountUser on your GoogleCredential:
GoogleCredential credential = new GoogleCredential.Builder()
.setTransport(httpTransport)
.setJsonFactory(jsonFactory)
.setServiceAccountId(SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL)
.setServiceAccountScopes(SCOPE)
.setServiceAccountUser(USER_EMAIL)
.setServiceAccountPrivateKeyFromP12File(
new java.io.File(SERVICE_ACCOUNT_PKCS12_FILE_PATH))
.build();
For additional examples and information, check out https://developers.google.com/+/domains/authentication/delegation.
Also, if you do wish to compile a list of Google+ IDs, you need only make a people.get API call using the email address for the authenticated user, and the Google+ ID will be included in the Person response. (https://developers.google.com/+/domains/api/people/get)
I'm doing a GET for customers with a given email address (there will only be one). Before displaying the returned information, I need to authenticate the user, but I can't see a way in the docs that allows providing a password as a parameter to a GET. In fact It only seems to be possible to provide a password when creating (POSTing) or updating (PUTting) a customer. Is it possible to authenticate customers via the API this way?
from what I understand - _authentication is only supported for POST and PUT on customer objects. I believe it is intended to create a customer who can login and stuff like that.
Can you explain your use case and maybe there is a workaround..
I am trying to create a REST API using Java.
Now, for the front end, I am using socialauth, so that facebook/twitter/yahoo/hotmail/gmail users can sign in to the application.
After a user is signed in, he should be able to access the data for his account- I want to create a REST API that enables each user to access his data. I have understood the basics of creating a REST API using Jersey framework, however how do I ensure that only a user who is correctly logged in to the application, can access data via the REST API?
What I thought of is, I will store the user's email ID in session, when he logs in. And whenever he makes a request to the API, the email ID in session is passed as a input parameter to the REST API, and the REST API checks that data is asked for same email ID, as the email ID parameter.
Is the above way of thinking correct? What is the recommended/best way to implement REST API in the scenario as given above?