Greetings. Me again.

I am developing an app for mobile devices (android & iOS). For now I am generating the apk for android. I am using Corona Labs for development.

The app brings private content from a Joomla CMS system.

The login process (authentication) works well. There I can get the session_id.

But the process of bringing the private content (in the same script) tells me:

{"status": "ko", "error_code": "REQ_MNF", "error_description": "Module not found"}

** It is as if the previous authentication process was closed.

I have tried placing the session_id in the request and the result is the same.

body = "api_key =" .. settings.API_KEY .. "& rootid =" .. settings.cateRootId .. "& session_id =" .. settings.sessionId

I have verified the sent values and they are correct.

The question is: should I have something extra in mind when passing the session information?

Regards,

Solón

My config module (plugin) user:

JSON LOGIN: yes
JSON Register: NO
Enable session id: yes

phonemas wrote:

Greetings. Me again.

I am developing an app for mobile devices (android & iOS). For now I am generating the apk for android. I am using Corona Labs for development.

The app brings private content from a Joomla CMS system.

The login process (authentication) works well. There I can get the session_id.

But the process of bringing the private content (in the same script) tells me:

{"status": "ko", "error_code": "REQ_MNF", "error_description": "Module not found"}

** It is as if the previous authentication process was closed.

I have tried placing the session_id in the request and the result is the same.

body = "api_key =" .. settings.API_KEY .. "& rootid =" .. settings.cateRootId .. "& session_id =" .. settings.sessionId

I have verified the sent values and they are correct.

The question is: should I have something extra in mind when passing the session information?

Regards,

Solón

Hi Luigi.

Based on your response, I was reviewing and found this:

The "jBackend - Content Module" had access only for registered users.

I have configured this module (plugin) with public access and everything works perfectly.

Thank you very much.

Solón

PD: Maybe using the variable session_id (valid) , the Joomla CMS should bypass this restriction? It's just an opinion