I'm doing my dev work inside of a Win10 VM hosted on MacOS (Catalina).
I saw something that showed the URL for localhost but now I can't find it again.
Is this use even possible -- calling back an app running inside of a VM?
Is the callback absolutely required for testing?
UPDATE: I'm trying to run the myCloudData ToDoList demo, and it shows the URL I should be using as:
http://localhost:8000/<project_folder>/index.html
I entered the API Key and ... what do I use for Table Name?
There's a TMSRestClientDemo_Contacts table in my Control Panel, and I don't think I created that. How does the table get created for this ToDo demo?
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The callback is required for a one-time authentication. After authentication the provided access-token can be persisted for re-use.
The demo auto-creates the Contacts table by using API calls for demonstration purposes.
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Which demo creates that Contacts table?
The ToDoList demo needs to have a table created, but there's no info on it. It should probably create the table itself.
Bart
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The demo included here auto-creates the TMSRestClientDemo_Contacts if it doesn't exist yet:
The TMS WEB Core pdf guide mentions the table and fields for the ToDoListDemo should be created
manually.
https://download.tmssoftware.com/Download/Manuals/TMSWEBCoreDevGuide.pdf#page=470
It could indeed be improved by auto-creating the table as well.
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