RingCentral.NET How to obtain Login Form for public app user

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Shelby Tolliver asked Dec 17, '20 Shelby Tolliver commented Dec 28, '20

RingCentral.NET How to obtain Login Form for public app user

In C# web app using the "RestClient" class to access RingCentral. My RingCentral app is public and we will need our various clients to log in to RingCentral (thru our app) in order to accept our app's need for the listed permissions.

Question. What method on the "RestClient" class will allow us to obtain the URL for the RingCentral page that will present this user/pass field to our clients? In a prior version of the client I could specify "AuthorizeUri" and would get (in return) that URL. It's not there any longer. Is the RestClient the wrong class for this?

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Using the RingCentral Phone for Desktop, you can dial or receive test calls, send and receive test SMS or Fax messages in your sandbox environment.

Download RingCentral Phone for Desktop:

Tip: switch to the "sandbox mode" before logging in the app:

On MacOS: press "fn + command + f2" keys
On Windows: press "Ctrl + F2" keys

Answer 1 · 2020-12-17T22:16:12Z

Phong Vu answered Dec 17, '20

You can follow the QS sample from here.

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Answer 2 · 2020-12-27T19:16:43Z

Shelby Tolliver answered Dec 27, '20 Shelby Tolliver commented Dec 28, '20

This sample might work with the NuGet package "RingCentral.Client", but the recommended package "RingCentral.Net" doesn't seem to have the "AuthorizeUri" method however. Is there another method in this package that is equivalent?

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Phong Vu ♦♦ commented · Dec 27, 2020 at 09:54 PM

What do you mean? This is the RingCentral .Net SDK I referred to and you should use this one.

https://github.com/ringcentral/RingCentral.Net

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Shelby Tolliver Phong Vu ♦♦ commented · Dec 28, 2020 at 12:46 PM

Ok. After following multiple links I found more detail on this. Apparently, with the new "RingCentral.Net" package, in order to use the "AuthorizeUri" method (which was readily available in the "RingCentral.Client" package), you now have to further install the "RingCentral.Net.AuthorizeUri" package.

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