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Working with Credentials
All Client SDK services that depend on infrastructure services accessed over a network require login credentials. Applications are responsible for providing the login credentials to the Client SDK through the AuthenticationService interface.
Registering for authentication on Avaya Equinox Streaming & Recording
To register for authentication a AvayaRecordingClient instance must be created. Authorization occurs by the following sequence:
- The application sends a login request with credentials to the server side of the application
- The successfull response from the server contains the authorization token
- Then Authentication Service uses this token
client.authenticationService.login(token);
When you call 'login(token)' from authenticationService the following sequence of events will occur:
- Authentication Service sends GET request to authorizationUrl defined by SDK configuration with Authorization header "Bearer [token]"
- Expected that the response will contain timestamp and token from Avaya Equinox Streaming & Recording(ACSR).
- Additionally Authentication Service starts innner daemon wich send the request every 15 minutes
ACSR token and timestamp keep in browser local storage.
Log out Avaya Equinox Streaming & Recording
To log out, simply call
client.authenticationService.logout();
After calling 'logout()' ACSR timestamp and token will be removed from the local storage.
Authorized request
The most of Recording Management services for authorized requests require a 'user' parameter apart from token and timestamp on its URL. For example Program service creates request wich URL will contain user=×tamp=&token=:
// Log in on ACSR
client.authenticationService.login(token);
// configure parameters for Program Service
var params = new AvayaRecordingClient.Services.ProgramService.ProgramParams({
//...
user: ""
});
client.programService.getRecordedPrograms(params);
