To access an Application API endpoint, you (or the API client) must authenticate with the API endpoint.
You have two options for authenticating yourself at an Application API endpoint.
Authentication via the API login endpoint and cookies (without an API key)
The first time you authenticate at an endpoint, you must first log in to the portal. Intrexx provides standard API endpoints for this purpose. After successfully logging in to the portal, Intrexx returns a session cookie and a CSRF token. These can then be used to authenticate access to application API endpoints. This type of authentication is primarily used for accessing websites in a browser.
Login Endpoints
For a detailed overview and description of the login endpoints, see the " Login API Endpoints" section.
Authentication via API Keys
The second way to authenticate at an endpoint is through API keys. API keys can be used to authenticate on the portal without having to explicitly log in via an API login endpoint or use cookies.
In order for authentication to be performed using the API key, it must be included in HTTP requests as the X-API-KEY header.
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API Keys
For detailed information on API keys, see the section " Create and Manage API Keys."