) at the Web Service Authorization screen.Purpose: Use the Web Service User screen to work with user names that identify an integrating system for web service requests. This setup is required.
IDCS setup required: Each web service user must also be created in IDCS.
Note: Order Broker uses web service users only for web service authentication. Unlike Order Broker user profiles, vendor users, or store associates, web service users do not have authority to any Order Broker screens.
OAuth: If you use OAuth for authentication of inbound web services, the User specified here is the IDCS Client ID used to generate the token.
About external client IDs: You can create web service user records for a client ID defined in IDCS. For example, can create these records through the Edit Web Services window, available through Manage External Application Access. You should not delete these records.
In this topic:
How to display this screen: Click
the edit icon () at the Web Service Authorization screen.
Note: Only users with Web Service Authorization authority can display this screen. See the Role Wizard for more information.
Option |
Procedure |
|---|---|
create a web service user for a system to use for web service request authentication |
• Optionally, enter a User name of up to 255 positions. The name can include special (non-alphanumeric) characters and spaces. • Click New to open the New Web Service User window. At this window: • Enter the User or, optionally, change the entered User. • Click Save to save the user; otherwise, click Cancel. |
delete a web service user |
Click the delete icon ( |
search for a web service user |
Enter a full or partial User name and click Search to display web service users whose names start with or match your entry. |
Field |
Description |
|---|---|
Web Service |
The Web Service you selected at the Web Service Authorization screen. |
Search field: |
|
User |
The name of a user identifying a system sending web service requests. Used for authentication of messages for the web service. Up to 255 positions, and can include special (non-alphanumeric) characters and spaces. To search, enter a full or partial User name and click Search to display web service users whose names start with or match your entry. OAuth: If you use OAuth for authentication of inbound web services, the User specified here is the IDCS Client ID used to generate the token. You can create web service user records for a client ID defined in IDCS. For example, can create these records through the Edit Web Services window, available through Manage External Application Access. You should not delete these records. |
Results fields: |
|
User |
The name of a user identifying a system sending web service requests. Used for authentication of messages for the web service. Up to 255 positions, and can include special (non-alphanumeric) characters and spaces. OAuth: If you use OAuth for authentication of inbound web services, the User specified here is the IDCS Client ID used to generate the token. You can create web service user records for a client ID defined in IDCS. For example, can create these records through the Edit Web Services window, available through Manage External Application Access. You should not delete these records. |
Delete |
Click the delete icon ( |
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) next to a web service user
to delete the user.