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@Richard James Uri-Oracle The image of login audit is attached in my first post. It does not specify ant error rather it just displays that the user is logged in with status "Success". I believe the issue is somewhere else.
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This is the pre-suite script I am using: var navigator = {}; // necessary as part of "eval" on jsrsasign lib var window = {}; // necessary as part of "eval" on jsrsasign lib eval(pm.globals.get("jsrsasign-js")); // grabbing jsrsasign lib, loaded in separate GET const cryptojs = require('crypto-js'); // using crypto js for…
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No, I haven't. I think that is not a required step in making this request. I am following this tutorial from YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug2ZtI8wCDg, Everything works fine except that the request throws an unauthorized error.