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afterword
Level IV

Username/Password required to open website with JSL

Dec 20, 2012 12:31 PM (4581 views)

I'm trying to access a CSV served by one of our web APIs, but it's behind an authentication wall.  When I use the traditional Open() statement, I'm told that the resource was not found, and passing the parameters using the https://user:[email protected][email protected] results in the same error.

I AM able to open the file with the Web Browser Box() function, which authenticates through a Windows popup, but I don't see a way to extract the data from that Web Browser Box into a JMP data table.  Either way, I'd like to authenticate automatically and avoid the popup if possible.

Has anyone else opened files or web services that lie behind a login?

Thanks!

(JMP10, Windows7)

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afterword
afterword
Level IV

Re: Username/Password required to open website with JSL

Feb 6, 2013 03:16 PM (4283 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from afterword 12-20-2012

I originally posted this around the holidays so I'm not sure how many people saw it.  I'm still hoping that opening a web service with a password is possible!

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