since I wrote my first Wikitude-Application for Android 6, I got another Problem:
I set up my URL that it requires username and password, which should be entered in the app. Not everybody should have access to the images and objects that are available on the server. I am using the newest Wkitude-SDK
Authenticator.setDefault (new Authenticator() { protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() { return new PasswordAuthentication ("user", "password".toCharArray()); } }); this.architectView.load(urlFullPath);
The way above works for normal URL-Requests in Android, but in my Wikitude-View I get an Error Authorization required.
I do understand why you would like to put the files in a server that is protected with a username and password but, unfortunately, this is not supported with our SDK. The files need to be on a server that anyone can publicly access.
Thanks Eva
M
Marco Wiedner
said
over 6 years ago
Hello,
is this a feature, that will be supported in the future? Then, is there a possibility to store the page itself on the server and save my images and objects on my device? That would be enough to be sure that nobody can access the images.
Wikitude Support
said
over 6 years ago
Hello Marco,
Unfortunately right now this is not a feature that we plan to implement. Regarding your second question, you can load some assets locally from your device and load other files from a sever, You only need to specify the correct path for each asset.
Marco Wiedner
Hello,
since I wrote my first Wikitude-Application for Android 6, I got another Problem:
I set up my URL that it requires username and password, which should be entered in the app. Not everybody should have access to the images and objects that are available on the server. I am using the newest Wkitude-SDK
The way above works for normal URL-Requests in Android, but in my Wikitude-View I get an Error Authorization required.