Using rest apis, how do I change and/or reset a user password? (Do you have a code sample showing which property to set, if password is sent plain text, encoded, hashed etc...)
Also, how do I "disable" an account using the REST apis?
I have created a test account, read the documentation and created a developer test account:
- created the remote access app.
- reinitialized the security token and managed to login (oath + user + password + security token) and get the list of users from a client application in my internal network.
Unfortunately, the list of returned users is not the list of users that I have created in SF.
I then switched to my real SF account (trial within 30 days) and setup the correct credentials.
The login is succesfull, I get a correct token, and the history connection in my account shows that my application has successfully logged in.
Now, the problem is that every subsequent rest api call fails with a 403 forbidden error.
Could you please explain what I'm missing, since the code behaves correctly in the dev environment?
Using rest apis, how do I change and/or reset a user password? (Do you have a code sample showing which property to set, if password is sent plain text, encoded, hashed etc...)
Also, how do I "disable" an account using the REST apis?
I have created a test account, read the documentation and created a developer test account:
- created the remote access app.
- reinitialized the security token and managed to login (oath + user + password + security token) and get the list of users from a client application in my internal network.
Unfortunately, the list of returned users is not the list of users that I have created in SF.
I then switched to my real SF account (trial within 30 days) and setup the correct credentials.
The login is succesfull, I get a correct token, and the history connection in my account shows that my application has successfully logged in.
Now, the problem is that every subsequent rest api call fails with a 403 forbidden error.
Could you please explain what I'm missing, since the code behaves correctly in the dev environment?
