Unable to login using SysAid API

Make sure you have interceptor to hold on to the cookies for subsequent requests.

Also, ensure that you've specified that you're sending Text JSON format.

Qasim
...POST call to;
https://mycompanyname.sysaidit.com/api/v1/login

set the Headers to : "Content-Type: application/json"

Body:
{ "user_name": "AddUserNameHere",
"account_id": "AddAccountIDHere",
"password" : "AddPasswordHere"
}
...

Thank you very much for sharing this here on the Community Qasim!
For the sake of anyone else looking to log in to the REST API, some more info:

Logging in to the REST API is performed in the manner Qasim has described - an HTTP POST request to the "/api/v1/login" endpoint for your SysAid Server instance, with the single header "Content-Type: application/json".
Example HTTP POST Request for login:
POST /api/v1/login HTTP/1.1
HOST: my.sysaidserver:8080
content-length: 69
content-type: application/json

{"user_name": "username", "account_id": "account", "password": "password"}Upon a successful login, you will receive a HTTP 200 OK response and a "Set-Cookie" header will be in the Response Headers.
Example Response Headers:
Content-Length: xxxx
Content-Type: application/json
Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2017 12:34:56 GMT
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1
Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=77765667E6A6D9EA4199339DEF16471C; Path=/; HttpOnlyThe "JSESSIONID" component is your Session ID which must be sent along with each subsequent request to the REST API in your Request Headers as the "Cookie" header.
Example HTTP GET request for loading an SR (in this case ID #1234):
GET /api/v1/sr/1234 HTTP/1.1
HOST: my.sysaidserver:8080
content-type: application/json
cookie: JSESSIONID=77765667E6A6D9EA4199339DEF16471C
I hope this information is clear and helpful to any and all!

Cheers!
Cael

Neeraj
...
i am getting the error:
HTTP Status 405 - Method Not Allowed
...

Hi Neeraj,

Considering the 405 you are encountering, I suspect that you are not sending the HTTP request using the POST method.

.../api/v1/login expects a POST HTTP request, with the Account ID, Username and Password values in the request body as a JSON string (see my previous post for more detailed explanation).
You can investigate further and speed up testing using a browser based HTTP Request Tester add-on/extension, such as Advanced REST Client (ARC), PostMan or other similar desktop/command line tools.

Hope this information assists you!
Cheers, Cael

Hi there,

I'm trying too to post /login but since a few days the request timeouts (504). It used to work fine before.

Anybody had the same issue?

Thanks