Rainbow-web-sdk signin method returns unauthorized

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Suhayb Yahya

• 9 janvier 2019 13:57

i am using

signinOnRainbowOfficial() method it return code -2 (unauthorized)
cannot figure out where is the issue

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  Vincent BAILLEAU

  • 9 janvier 2019 16:15
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  Hi Suhayb,

  several element need to be checked

  1- Are you using an up to date web sdk version ?

  2- Do you have a valid application id in deployed state under hub.openrainbow.com ?

  Could you confirm please ?

  Thank you

  Regards

  Vincent

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  Suhayb Yahya

  • 10 janvier 2019 07:31

  Hi Vincent.
  
  1- Yes i am using "rainbow-web-sdk" package version "1.50.3" which is the latest.
  2- Yes i have a deployed app with a with a valid "app id" and i can initialize the project successfully.
  
  Thanks for your efforts.

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  Jorge BELLIDO

  • 17 janvier 2019 02:41

  I am having exact same problem but for the Sandbox...according to documentation shouldn't be needing an AppID or Secret. Yet, created one and added the parameters, however error happens at the SIGIN method...which is weird, there are no documented parameters to be added for AppID and Secret at that stage

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  Vincent BAILLEAU

  • 17 janvier 2019 07:15

  Hi Jorge,

  as described in https://hub.openrainbow.com/#/documentation/doc/hub/developer-sandboxed-platform , "creating your application" you must have an applicationID to in order to work on Sandbox. You have to manage your application with CLI in that case.

  For Web SDK, please use the SDK.initialize before login ( https://hub.openrainbow.com/#/documentation/doc/sdk/web/api/sdk#module_SDK.initialize ).

  Thank you

  Regards

  Vincent

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  Jorge BELLIDO

  • 17 janvier 2019 13:57

  Ok this is confusing

  https://hub.openrainbow.com/#/documentation/doc/sdk/web/guides/Adding_id_and_secret_key

  Says:

  When you're developping your application or testing it on the Rainbow Developers Sandboxed Platform, you don't need an application ID and secret key.

  And also several other parts of documentation states exactly the same, that AppID and Secret can be left blank at sandbox.

  I added however the AppID and Secret to my call and still having the exact same issue. This was working fine until last Friday.

  window.serviceRainbow.init('xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', 'yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy'); //AppID & APP Secret

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  Konrad Hyzy

  • 17 janvier 2019 15:14

  Jorge,

   

  I have updated the documentation.

   

  Thanks,

  Konrad

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