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Authentication for Azure Mobile Web Services test pages

When developing a Azure Mobile Service I can run the test page when running locally. If I press the 'try it out' button i can test my api, but when published to Azure I need to authenticate to use the 'try it out' button.

My question is what is the username and password for the test page when published to the cloud? I haven't specified any authorization in my project afaik.

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Erik Z Avatar asked May 09 '14 02:05

Erik Z


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You can use either the application key or the master key as password -- the username doesn't matter. You can get both keys from the portal by selecting a mobile service and then "Manage Keys" at the bottom of the page.

Thanks,

Henrik

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Henrik Frystyk Nielsen Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 01:09

Henrik Frystyk Nielsen