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Using ticket for authentication

jtremb95

We are currently using Alfresco’s Webservice API. Is it possible to get authentication using just a ticket? The class I’ve been using so far is AuthenticationUtils. It looks to me as if it will only work with id and password. Is their another way using just a ticket number?

Thank you for your help.

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openpj

Is their another way using just a ticket number?

You could use WebScripts, because you can use the alf_ticket parameter in the query string to put the Ticket value.

Hope this helps.

colindstephenso

Is it possible to use the authenticated ticket returned from the webscript to initiate a webservice session? I tried using username, and ticket as the password but this fails

Regards,
Colin.

hsohaib

try :

AuthenticationDetails auth = new AuthenticationDetails(userName, ticket, sessionId);
        AuthenticationUtils.setAuthenticationDetails(auth);
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colindstephenso

try :

AuthenticationDetails auth = new AuthenticationDetails(userName, ticket, sessionId);
        AuthenticationUtils.setAuthenticationDetails(auth);
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Awesome hsohaib - I pass in null for the sessionId and this looks like it does the trick. Thanks!