Hello,

UACConfiguration has AuthenticationInfo is used in the code examples in the following way:

authenticationInfo: { enabled: true, tokens: ['Authorization'] }

The only thing I can relate "Authorization" to is a header that should end up in the request towards the server ...

The documentation says:

tokens :Array.<string>

List of tokens to use. Used by the token provider when attempting to fetch tokens from the token collection.
Type: Array.<string>

Point is: In the code, no tokes are present so how do we need to understand this? Does the tokes array needs to have a pointer to headers that carry the Token(s)?

Kind regards, Koen

Hi Koen,

The authenticationInfo.tokens property accepts an array of strings which act as a whitelist. By setting

authenticationInfo: { enabled: true, tokens: ['Authorization'] }

you are instructing the token provider to search through a collection of tokens and apply it to the header when making a request. This token must be added to the token collection using

clientSession.setToken({header: 'Authorization', value: token});

before a request requiring the header to be set can be made.

For example...

  const authToken = {header: 'Authorization', value: token};



  // UAC Configuration for Avaya Customer Services SDK

  const config = {

    uacConfiguration: new AvayaCustomerServices.Config.UACConfiguration({

      ...

      authenticationInfo: {enabled: true, tokens: ['Authorization']}

      ...

    })

  };



  // Initialize the Avaya Customer Services SDK

  const client = new AvayaCustomerServices(config);



  // Start Client Session service

  const clientSession = client.createClientSession();



  // Set token to SDK token store

  clientSession.setToken(authToken);



  // Handle callback when configuration is loaded from UAC

  clientSession.getConfiguration(authHandle).then((configuration) => {......}

Regards,
CIS Support Team

Resolved!