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nmrao
Champion Level 1
8 years agoCould not go thru the details. WIll check it.
By the way, you do not want to show the real credentials in Public. If that is by mistake, edit the question to mock them.
By the way, you do not want to show the real credentials in Public. If that is by mistake, edit the question to mock them.
richie
8 years agoCommunity Hero
yeah - I wasn't fussed about displaying the credentials as I thought I'd blanked the domains - but I'd missed a couple of domains so I've re-uploaded the images with the domains blanked and I got the username/passwords altered.
Cheers!
richie
- richie8 years agoCommunity Hero
Hey!
I got it sorted (finally) thanks to some more reading about the content-type value and help via (https://www.soapui.org/rest-testing/understanding-rest-parameters.html)
Within SoapUI
'Mediatype' = x-www-form-urlencoded (ensuring I didn't select 'Post Querystring' checkbox - it doesn't work if I check this)
Postman provided the request body's name/value pairs separated by a colon on separate lines
e.g.
password:whatever username:rich grant_type:admin
This didn't work in SoapUI so I stuck all the parms in one line in the Request body and separated the parms with an ampersand and replaced the colons with equals signs
e.g.
password=whatever&username=rich&grant_type=admin
This worked!
Thanks!