You can use OAuth to authenticate the WCA APIs
Authenticating APIs with OAuth
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Good afternoon, I need to implement that in our application. We have communication with Silverpop. Is there a way to create and ClientId and application ID and user in order to test?
Hello Carlos,
Can you provide the name of your company so that I am better able to assist you?
Thank you
Jeri
Good afternoon,
What is the limitation of api using oauth authentication?
Number of requests simultaneously
Thank you
Hello,
You may find this information useful: “Watson Campaign AutomationOAuth tokens have a lifetime of 4 hours, but tokens can be refreshed after 3 hours. If you request before the start of the fourth hour, you receive the same access token that you obtained earlier. If you request after the start of the third hour, a new access token is granted. The user account is going to have two access tokens available to them to use (the first token expires in 1 hour and the second token expires in 4 hours. Request a new token after 3 hours to avoid the unexpected expiration of a single access token.” – https://developer.ibm.com/customer-engagement/docs/watson-marketing/ibm-engage-2/watson-campaign-automation-platform/using-oauth/getting-started-oauth/
as well as “By default, up to 10 concurrent requests are allowed to our API servers at any given time when using the OAuth method for authentication. OAuth Access Tokens allow calls to re-use existing tokens if they are still valid (within the 4 hour expiration window) so that a new token does not have to be generated with every call if an existing one is still valid. This will allow multiple mobile users to access data over a single token for example, when there are many simultaneous calls from a Mobile app.” – https://developer.ibm.com/customer-engagement/docs/watson-marketing/ibm-engage-2/watson-campaign-automation-platform/using-oauth/how_many_concurrent_requests/
Thank you
Jeri
What is the authorization URL to use when requesting an OAuth access token for the IBM XML API? I noticed the python sample code snippet uses http://engage.spqa1.com/oauth/token as the URL, but when we tried that with our code it wasn’t a valid URL. Our account is on Pod 8 and I know we should be using the api8.ibmmarketingcloud.com/XMLAPI endpoint, but that isn’t working with our OAuth token requests.