Up until now we were urging the use of a two-legged authentication method. As of today we are able to simulate a three-legged authentication scenario using the API key(s) and secret(s) that you were given on sign up. This will follow the 3-legged OAuth authentication procedure. If unfamiliar with how to accomplish this, There is an example of this available in the Getting Started section of the Documentation Tab.
In test, you are acting as the merchant and developer. The three-legged procedure ties your keys to a merchant and their data.
Up until now we were urging the use of a two-legged authentication method. As of today we are able to simulate a three-legged authentication scenario using the API key(s) and secret(s) that you were given on sign up. This will follow the 3-legged OAuth authentication procedure. If unfamiliar with how to accomplish this, There is an example of this available in the Getting Started section of the Documentation Tab.
In test, you are acting as the merchant and developer. The three-legged procedure ties your keys to a merchant and their data.
Message edited by Sean O. 12 years ago
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