Jason Evans

Created June 14, 2012 09:33

Hi there :)Thanks for your reply, that was really informative.Yeah it would be great if a token based approach was made available, but in the meantime it looks like the best bet would be to still p...

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Created June 13, 2012 17:40

Can I just confirm that, 100%, there is no way to use (for example) jQuery AJAX calls to access the TeamCity REST API if the TC is an a different domain to the calling Javascript code?

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Created June 13, 2012 18:23

Thank you for getting back to me on this, very much appreciated.As an alternative, I can look into using another library e.g. TeamCitySharp to help me with my solution.

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Created June 19, 2012 09:35

I've managed to get the TeamCitySharp code working:var tc = new TeamCityClient("teamcity.server:port");tc.Connect("username", "password");var projects = tc.AllProjects();The mistake I made was that...

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Created June 14, 2012 09:11

It looks like this post has answered my question:Rest API Authentication Integrated

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Created June 14, 2012 08:59

Hi there.Since NTLM support has been added to the web UI, does this mean I can use it when making REST API calls?Cheers.

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