Hi!I have a problem with authorization whilte trying to create site in share. This is my web script:function main()
{
// Get clients json request as a "normal" js object literal
var clientRequest = json.toString();
var clientJSON = eval('(' + clientRequest + ')');
// Call the repo to create the site
var scriptRemoteConnector = remote.connect("alfresco");
var repoResponse;
if (clientJSON.ticket)
{
repoResponse=scriptRemoteConnector.post("/api/sites?alf_ticket="+clientJSON.ticket, clientRequest, "application/json");
}
else
{
repoResponse=scriptRemoteConnector.post("/api/sites", clientRequest, "application/json");
}
if (repoResponse.status == 401)
{
status.setCode(repoResponse.status, "error.loggedOut");
return;
}
else
{
var repoJSON = eval('(' + repoResponse + ')');
// Check if we got a positive result
if (repoJSON.shortName)
{
// Yes we did, now create the site in the webtier
var tokens = new Array();
tokens["siteid"] = repoJSON.shortName;
sitedata.newPreset(clientJSON.sitePreset, tokens);
model.success = true;
}
else if (repoJSON.status.code)
{
status.setCode(repoJSON.status.code, repoJSON.message);
return;
}
}
}
main();
I am calling this web script with alf_ticket as url parameter.First part (call to /api/sites) works fine, but I am having trouble to pass authorization to subseqent web script call which are triggered with this part of code:var tokens = new Array();
tokens["siteid"] = repoJSON.shortName;
sitedata.newPreset(clientJSON.sitePreset, tokens);
I tried to put alf_ticket in authorization header, as advised here http://forums.alfresco.com/en/viewtopic.php?t=7760 , but this also doesn't work.The only way to make it work was to call my web script with credentials. Is there any way to go around this?Is this expected behaviour?
