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(I couldn't resist modeling on Jack's post.) I'm writing a WebApi which will live outside iMIS, so I'm trying to obtain a token and then send it with a request. No matter what I do, I still get 401 Unauthorized when trying a GET. First, I created a new Contact "Remote Service" which is a member of the RemoteService role. (I have tried it as public/casual/full -- none seem to make a difference.) Then I call the /Token endpoint like this. [code] var client = new RestClient($"{_baseUri}Token"); var request = new RestRequest(Method.POST); request.AddParameter("undefined", $"grant_type=password&username={_imisLogin}&password={_imisPassword}", ParameterType.RequestBody); [/code] I get a valid response that contains a valid (looking) access_token. I use it like this: [code] var client = new RestClient(_baseUri); var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET); request.AddHeader("RequestVerificationToken", token); request.Resource = $"api/user?UserName=Equal:{username}"; IRestResponse<ImisTypes.UserData> response = client.Execute<ImisTypes.UserData>(request); if (response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized) { // FAIL } [/code] Even though all operations require the RequestVerificationToken, none of them show how to include it.

For instance, Why would I not be able to perform the following API call ? https://class.imiscloud.com/ASI.Scheduler_IMISClass/api/Country?CountryCode=notContain:A When I can perfectly call: https://class.imiscloud.com/ASI.Scheduler_IMISClass/api/Country?CountryCode=contains:A I know sometimes certain operations won't work for certain dataTypes, but in this case ???