CkPython

_LANGUAGE_ JCC Payment Systems - Get a User's Credential IDs for CSC

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Demonstrates how to find the credential ids for a given user to be used with remote signing via the CSC (Cloud Signature Consortium) API.

Note: This example requires Chilkat v10.0.2 or greater.

CkPython

import sys
import chilkat

success = False

# Provide information about the CSC service and our user ID and client credentials.
jsonCsc = chilkat.CkJsonObject()

jsonCsc.UpdateString("service","CSC")
jsonCsc.UpdateString("baseUrl","https://ras-test.jcc.com.cy/adss/service/ras/csc/v1/")

jsonCsc.UpdateString("userId","YOUR_USER_ID")
jsonCsc.UpdateString("clientId","YOUR_CLIENT_ID")
jsonCsc.UpdateString("clientSecret","YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET")

# The call to SetCloudSigner will do the following internally:
# 1) Calls the "info" endpoint to get information about the remote service and the list of the API methods it supports.
# 2) Calls the "oauth2/token" endpoint to get the OAuth2 authorization token via client credentials (using the clientId and clientSecret).
# 3) Calls the "credentials/list" endpoint to get the list of credentials associated with the userId.
# 4) Calls the "credentials/info" endpoint to retrieve the credential and return the main identity information 
#    and the public key certificate or the certificate chain associated to it.
#    The Chilkat certificate object is loaded with the retrieved certificate.

# The jsonCsc is updated with the information returned from each of the above calls.
cert = chilkat.CkCert()
success = cert.SetCloudSigner(jsonCsc)
if (success == False):
    print(cert.lastErrorText())
    sys.exit()

jsonCsc.put_EmitCompact(False)

print(jsonCsc.emit())

# We can do the following to get the credential IDs
i = 0
numIds = jsonCsc.SizeOfArray("credentials_list.credentialIDs")
while i < numIds :
    jsonCsc.put_I(i)
    cred_id = jsonCsc.stringOf("credentials_list.credentialIDs[i]")
    print("Credential ID: " + cred_id)
    i = i + 1