If I set user/password here, at the endpoint level:
It is not passed in the request underneath that. I have to manually then add it to the request itself:
This is a lot of duplicated work and makes me think I'm doing something incorrect.
Hmmm... I noticed when I went back to the endpoint that the password was blank again. After I eventually got it to "stick" (by hitting enter), now it seems the authentication is being passed down. I had also just recently "Assign"ed it to the endpoint, which I hadn't done before.
Never mind. That was on a second REST project.
On the first, I still get:
"Error getting response; org.apache.http.client.ClientProtocolException"
if I remove the Basic Auth from the individual request and attempt to fall back to what's defined at the endpoint:
Still having this problem with 5.3.0. Even with a brand new method under the resource which has endpoints that have basic authentication stored in them. If I don't add the Basic Auth to each message, it's apparently not passed.
I wonder if I should recreate the resources under the service?
No, recreating the resource didn't change the behavior.
