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        • Add an application API key
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        • Troubleshooting an application API key
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Add an application API key

How to automate the process of adding an application API key.
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Last updated 8 months ago
When you have enabled the Enable Remote API checkbox, you can automate the process for adding an application API key by calling the REST endpoint located at developer-api.vivox.com/api/v1/applications/remote-api/key/add with a tool such as cURL, Advanced REST Client (ARC), or Postman.
Note
You can have a maximum of two API keys at a time.
The following code displays an example of how to add the “somenewkey” application API key by using cURL:
curl "https://developer-api.vivox.com/api/v1/applications/remote-api/key/add" -X POST -d"{\"remoteApiUsername\":\"remote-api-username-from-org-settings-page\",\"remoteApiPassword\":\"remote-api-password-from-org-settings-page\",\"issuer\":\"issuer-from-app-details-page\",\"key\":\"somenewkey\"}"
A response in the following format indicates that you successfully added the key:
{"statusCode":200,"data":"some-new-key"}
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