Put in authentication in DITA

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  1. Make sure your internet connection is active and open a web browser.
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How to put in authentication in DITA

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The purpose of this video is to demonstrate ways that you can integrate REST-API content that is in OpenAPI format into DITA documentation using some of Oxygenamp;#39;s tools and features. In the first part, Iamp;#39;ll demonstrate converting OpenAPI documents to DITA during the publishing stage. So, I have a sample DITA map open, and in the DITA Maps Manager, Iamp;#39;ll right-click the root map, go to Append Child, and select amp;quot;Referenceamp;quot; because I want to add a reference to a sample OpenAPI document that Iamp;#39;ve prepared. In the resulting dialog box, I need to change the file type to amp;quot;DITA Compatible Filesamp;quot;. And now my OpenAPI document appears in the middle pane so Iamp;#39;ll select it. And in the Attributes tab notice that Oxygen detected the selected file as an OpenAPI format and automatically set the conversion format for the reference to openapi-to-dita. Now Iamp;#39;ll go back to the Target tab. Iamp;#3

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We start by initializing a cURL session and setting various options to configure the request. The crucial options include CURLOPTRETURNTRANSFER for receiving the response as a string, CURLOPTHTTPAUTH for specifying basic authentication, and CURLOPTUSERPWD for providing the username and password.
Include the Bearer in the Authorization header of your cURL request. Use the -H or header option to include the Authorization header. The Bearer should be prefixed with Bearer followed by a space. Use the -v option to view the full request and response for debugging.
To use basic authentication, use the cURL --user option followed by your company name and user name as the value. cURL will then prompt you for your password.
Setup On the taskbar, click Server Manager. In Server Manager, click the Manage menu, and then click Add Roles and Features. In the Add Roles and Features wizard, click Next. On the Server Roles page, expand Web Server (IIS), expand Web Server, expand Security, and then select Client Certificate Mapping Authentication.
Authentication Username and password. libcurl does not try any HTTP authentication without a given username. Basic. Basic is the default HTTP authentication method and as its name suggests, it is indeed basic. Digest. Another HTTP authentication method is called Digest. NTLM. Negotiate. Bearer. Try-first.
Using the --user or -u flag This is the classic cURL method for basic auth. Simply append --user username:password (replacing username and password with your actual user credentials) to your cURL command. cURL automatically Base64 encodes this information and adds an Authorization header to the request.

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