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#POSTMAN PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX UPDATE#
#POSTMAN PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX FULL#

#POSTMAN PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX UPDATE#

The Browser Extension version can be improved (I have already some ideas), let's see what the future brings.ĭuring the next days I will update the other versions to match the version number (the Browser Extension currently shows 1.0.0.40) and publish the code to a separate GitHub repository. If in the future they allow this approach I think I can release DRB for Firefox too. This is also the reason why there isn't a Firefox extension, Firefox extensions still use V2 specifications and there isn't a concept of sandbox. Browser extensions stop eval() due to security concerns, however with V3 specifications there is a possibility to load a page inside a sandbox ( details here) allowing the use of eval(), so you can execute the generated code as well (Xrm.WebApi still works only with the Managed Solution version). The other problem was the use of eval() function to execute the generated code (keep in mind that for generating just the code eval() is not used). This solved the main problem, running Dataverse REST Builder inside an extension was indeed possible and doesn't require me to register an Azure application that maybe needs to be whitelisted by your organization, it uses a Microsoft Application Client ID. This Client ID allows two callback URLs, and inside a browser extension we are able to obtain the URL return after the authentication process is completed (the token is one of the parameters), similar of what Postman does (maybe you don't remember but Postman started as a browser extension). There are serval things to note here.How Dataverse REST Builder is able to obtain the Bearer Token in this scenario? It uses the same Application Client ID defined inside the Microsoft documentation in order to work with Postman: Set up a Postman environment To get a list of all available lights run a GET request to /api//lights as follows.

#POSTMAN PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX FULL#

With the API key from the last section it is now possible to access the full API. From now on this API key will be used in further API requests. In the response body the new API key is in the field username.

This time the request succeded with HTTP status 200 OK. Within 60 seconds after unlocking the gateway, go back to the REST client and repeat the acquire API key request as before. Now the gateway is unlocked for 60 seconds. See: Phoscon App - Advanced Gateway Settings

In a new browser tab open the Phoscon App.

This mechanism is needed to prevent anybody from access to the gateway without being permitted to do so.Īs described in the section Authorization unlock the gateway as follows: The reason why the request failed is that the gateway was not unlocked. The response body provides further information about the raised error in the JSON object. The returned HTTP status is 403 Forbidden. In some Rest clients it is mandatory to put ‘ in front of the IP address of the gateway. The request must contain a JSON object with the required field devicetype.