Currently getting this following error:
You do not have permission to view this directory or page using the credentials that you supplied because your Web browser is sending a WWW-Authenticate header field that the Web server is not configured to accept.
i cant able to get the response from the share point server.
Can any one help me in this.
Thanks in advance
You might want to check with Apple's developer forums but at some recent point they introduced a bug into their development toolchain that prevented authentication against NTLM protected resources.
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I created an app on facebook, for my website. Now it loads for my but not for any one else, it just loads a blank page, so obviously ive done something wrong but i cant figure out what
any help would be great
here is the link to the app
http://apps.facebook.com/112963092176394/?fb_source=search&ref=ts
Your page doesn't have secure version served over HTTPS, so it fails for everyone who use "Secure Browsing" option on Facebook.
NOTE: SSL certificate is a requirement as of October 2011.
Firefox gives the following message regarding your SSL certificate when trying to connect to https://www.exoticsworld.co.uk/?fb_source=search&ref=ts:
Secure Connection Failed
An error occurred during a connection to www.exoticsworld.co.uk.
SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length.
(Error code: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long)
So see to it that you’l get that fixed. Ask your server admin (or whoever installed that certificate for you), if you don’t know what this is all about.
I'm building a hybrid mobile application (PhoneGap+JQM). While testing in the Android emulator, I'm observing what must be a cross-domain POST issue against a SOAP web service. I can do a GET for the WSDL (thus proving I can indeed reach the domain in question). But if I change my request to a POST with a SOAP payload, I get an error. (LogCat shows "Internal Server Error" in the error callback function.)
I've seen posts and documentation on how cross-domain POSTs aren't prohibited using PhoneGap, but in my emulator it's not being allowed. Any thoughts on what I may be missing?
See my comment above. Hopefully others will learn from this if they get unknown web-service errors. (always use SoapUI to verify correct content, and use a sniffer to double-check your own POST)
I'm trying to implement my first Facebook application, and I'm stuck on the very first coding step.
I created an application on the Facebook website, I got my application ID and I'm doing an ASP.NET app to test the authentication. It has just one line:
Response.Redirect(
"https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=MYAPPID&redirect_uri=localhost");
When I run it, it redirects to facebook and I get:
An error occurred with MYAPPNAME. Please try again later.
It fetches the app name, so the ID is correct and there is very little else that I could have got wrong :-)
I also tried using other URLs instead of localhost, and I'm currently arranging for a VPS to try it with a publicly deployed web app in case it doesn't work with a local one.
Searching only found me lots of posts complaining about similar issues - but not the same one. I found this question that looks quite similar, but the confirmed answer speaks about editing FB.init() which is I guess part of some SDK, so not applicable for me.
Your redirect uri must be a url that is within the domain that you configured in your application set up. As noted in the documentation.
"The redirect_uri must be within the same domain as the Site URL you specify in Web site tab of the Developer App"
Is it possible to have a client app which can authenticate using Facebook but without requiring browser(I mean no embedded browser in the code)?? User inputs the username/password and allow access to app using the client app only.
Any Suggestions will be of great help.
Thanks,
Tara Singh
Edit: I have created app in Python which requires browser interaction. Now I want to get rid of that and do it using my client app only. Any Links/Tutorials??
Thanks Again
I know this is an old question and it's answered but I thought 'horse mouth GET'. From Facebook: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/...
Our OAuth 2.0 implementation does not
include explicit desktop app support.
However, if your desktop app can embed
a web browser (most desktop frameworks
such as .NET, AIR and Cocoa support
embedding browsers), you can use the
client-side flow with one
modification: a specific redirect_uri.
Rather than requiring desktop apps to
host a web server and populate the
Site URL in the Developer App, we
provide a specific URL you can use
with desktop apps:
https://www.facebook.com/connect/login_success.html...[cont]
Actually the answer is absolutely not.
In order to authorize your app a user has to enter their facebook username and facebook password on facebook site and you need web browser for this. There is no way to skip this step (you can't ask what their username and password are and then exchange it automatically for access token). You can read more about this here.
absolutely yes, but, we'll need to know which programming language you want to use before we can give much advice.
For example, it's possible using httpclient for java and python to encapsulate all the functionality you need, others can chime in with libraries that they use for C, C++, perl, etc.
[edit]
search for httpclient and how it's used with python. if you run wireshark on your system, you will be able to watch the data interchange (if you don't understand the http protocol completely) and then implement that in your code.[/edit]
Some good links in this regard:
http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/289/
https://developers.google.com/identity-toolkit/
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OpenID
http://facebooktoolkit.codeplex.com/
http://csharpsdk.org/
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/appfabric/
Apparently now you can, if you're a beta tester for their newest feature: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/devices/ Reminds me of PIN's on Wifi
Yes and no,
I've had the same problem with my server. It was console only, so I had to make a solution. First I've logged in using the lobo java webbrowser. I've transfered the cookies of lobo to my server.
I am working on a facebook app when i try to invoke js for asking extended permission from the user i got the following error
The Facebook Connect cross-domain
receiver URL
(http://[mydomain/folder]/gripsoft/xd_receiver.htm)
must have the application's Connect
URL (http://localhost:63919/) as a
prefix. You can configure the Connect
URL in the Application Settings
Editor.
Now the strange thing is that i have not specified localhost:63919 anywhere in my application settings.
Can somebody tells me which link i am missing in this whole scenario.
(Enviornment IFrame based APP using Facebook Toolkit for .NET)
I found the issue unfortunately i was using wrong Api Key and thats why it was keep referring to my other test application. Just updating that if someone else encounter the issue , you have to check both Web.Config and Master Page/Web Form where you are invoking FaceBook.Connect to make sure Api Key matches with your application key.