Python

The following code example is written in the Python language:

# import "requests" library, for http requests
import requests
# define parts of the SecureKey request URL
class classLogiSecureKeyURL:
  def __init__(object, url, user, roles, rights, ipaddress):
    object.cLogiAppUrl = url
    object.cUser = "?Username=" + user
    object.cRoles = "&Roles=" + roles
    object.cRights = "&Rights=" + rights
    object.cIPAddress = "&ClientBrowserAddress=" + ipaddress
    object.cSecureKeyUrl = url + "/rdTemplate/rdGetSecureKey.aspx" + "?Username=" + user + "&Roles=" + roles + "&Rights=" + rights + "&ClientBrowserAddress=" + ipaddress
# make the SecureKey call and get the response
  def getSecureKey(classLogiSecureKeyURL):  
    try:
        r = requests.get(classLogiSecureKeyURL.cSecureKeyUrl)
    except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:  
        print(e)
        sys.exit(1)
    # print Secure Key request URL
    print("Secure Key request URL:\n")
    print(classLogiSecureKeyURL.cSecureKeyUrl)
    print("\n\n")
    # print Secure Key
    sKey = r.text
    print("Secure Key:\n")
    print(sKey) 
    return r
# The response should be used as the rdSecureKey parameter value in HTML or Javascript in a Div or iFrame
sKey = classLogiSecureKeyURL("http://localhost/MyNetApplicationName", "admin", "Manager", "Manager", "0.0.0.0")
sKey.getSecureKey()