please go easy lol. I am new to API's and I am building a website for the Apex Legends statistics (more so LFG). I am trying to see how these 3rd party stat websites access information from Respawn/EA/Origin servers - so I tried view the requests sent / responses given in chrome dev tools. I didn't get far as these 3rd party stat websites use Cloudflare for the report-to header.
I then tried to use Wireshark and Fiddler to capture the requests when I load up the game and see I get no where with that either.
Does anyone have any idea on where I could access this type of information (URL/Endpoints) or what software/program might assist with this?
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We have an web app that we add MS Teams as a tab. It uses AAD for logging in and the SAML2.0 protocol. When setting it up within our own company, it worked without a hitch, but when we tried to add it to the ecosystem of one of our clients, it fails during the login redirect with: "login.microsoftonline.com not allowed to be embedded". We believe the issue is coming from the X-FRAME-Options: DENY
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But it's working within our own ecosystem. I asked our client if they have any kind of custom safe-guards in place that might be driving this behaviour but the answer came back negative. Does anyone know where this option could be added in/ removed from? Browsing the net says that that's not something that can be removed, but it definitely is not present in our own setup.
Thanks in advance
Normal web SAML cannot work by definition in an iframe in Teams tab, it has to follow Teams tab supported auth as of now. Giving few reference that might help: Have a look at Single sign-on support for tabs - Teams | Microsoft Docs and Teams SSO sample.
Please refer this question for discussion - How to deal with a redirect in Microsoft Teams Tab
I'm trying to log autocomplete responses from a gmail "people" server, and I'm trying to find a program or tool to do this, like the network section in chrome dev tools. I tried using a web crawler script, but authentication would be a mess. I also tried Wireshark, but it was all garble to me and probably the wrong way to go. Is this even possible? Can somebody help me, I'm totally out of my comfort zone here. please see attached image
It would be best to find an API that google makes public for the data that you need and use that to query the data. For people, google does have an API. Have a look here: https://developers.google.com/people
Tools commonly used to make HTTP queries are https://www.postman.com/ and https://curl.haxx.se/
I'm currently working on my Bachelor's Degree paper and I want to create an environment for software testing.
I found that the requests shown in the Network tab of Chrome's Developer tools would be very helpful for what I'm trying to develop.
So I was wondering...Is there a way of saving these kind of requests in a file on my local or to access them through Java code?
Is your goal to save the request or response data?
If you're interested in saving the responses, you could either save the entire page, or save individual requests using the network requests tab in the Chrome Inspector.
I was developing android application that has backup to google drive feature.
I have used Simple API Access key and it worked like a charm for few weeks.
However, from yesterday, it does not work at all. (cannot list uploaded files and 403 fobidden error when trying to upload new file) I checked Google APIs Console and found out
Simple API Access
Status: Inactive
and Reports is not available and keeps showing popup message "An unexpected error has occurred. We're looking into it."
I googled about this message but there is no solution. (but found several issues related to google cloud SQL)
I was considering to use google drive on commercial level android app and this is very bad...
I wonder what is the problem and how to reactivate api status.
Thanks :)
Unfortunately, because of the security model of the Drive SDK, we need to be sure that an application is who they say they are, which simple access does not give enough assurance of. For a commercial application, this strength of security is great for users.
For a solution, you need to use Google Play Services as outlined in the documentation. We are currently working on a guide to get started with this very quickly on Android, and should be available within the next week.
I am on a mission to expand my knowledge and create an extension for chrome similar to how firephp works. I want to integrate with my existing logging and debugging api within my framework and I want to be able to send these messages to the console. Nothing really robust to start with just a way to send debug messages to the chrome console from php.
The plan is to send the messages via the headers and have the extension read those headers and interpret them. I've been trying to find information on accessing the response headers and can't find any examples. Some of the research has led me to possibly having to develop an NPAPI plugin to be able to accomplish this.
Before traveling down a dead end path I wanted to get the communities opinion here on which path I should be taking to find a solution.
Chrome cannot currently do this, but Google is working on it. A preliminary and incomplete implementation is in the development version of Chrome, or in Chrome Canary.
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/experimental.webRequest.html
onHeadersReceived
http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/extensions/notifications-of-web-request-and-navigation
You can track progress here.
http://crbug.com/50943
The web request api is now in stable and can be used to access header events.
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/webRequest.html
Here is an extension that does what you are trying to do. It uses cookies to communicate, from what I can tell.