Re: User Management API

Msvarma
Helper

User Management API

When iam trying to update user information iam not able to update.

 

https://sandbox.api.visa.com/merchant-api-ic/client/users?apikey={apikey}

 

body:

{
"firstName": "Sinivas",
"lastName": "Varma",
"username": "msvarma452@bmis.mobi",
"email": "msvarma452@bmis.mobi"
}

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API_Products
Visa Developer Support Specialist

Re: User Management API

Hi @Msvarma,                             

 

Please provide more information on the error you've received by sending the response request of the error received, screenshot and the Correlation ID. From there, I'll help look into the error and work with you to resolve the problem.
 
Below are the steps to get the Correlation ID using a Google Chrome browser.
1>Open Chrome menu.
2>Click on More tools then Developer tools.
3>Check the box to Preserve Log for the Network Tab.
4>Then try to click on the add API link.
5>You can find the Correlation ID in the network log for add API call.

 




Thanks,

Diana H.



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Msvarma
Helper

Re: User Management API

Hai ,thanks to respond  for the issue.

correlationId: "1527064774_486_87_l73c022_VDP_ARM"

 

Please send me valid UpdateUser Sandbox request Url and Body Request Format

 

 

 

 

Msvarma
Helper

Re: User Management API

Hai i didn't get any reply ,please resolve the issue as soonly.

API_Products
Visa Developer Support Specialist

Re: User Management API

Hi @Msvarma,

 

Are you still experiencing an issue? If so, please submit your inquiry to developer@visa.com and someone will reach out you soon.

 

                             




Thanks,

Diana H.



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meeragagati
Regular Visitor

Re: User Management API

! We're going to have a front-end JS SDK so you can do just that.

At the moment I'd recommend that you still have a teeny little server and perform API calls from there, I've written a sample Node.js (express) app in ~100 lines of JS which handles signups, logins, sessions etc.

And yes, he is rather a fine gentleman isn't he.