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- Session - this allows javascript running within the Enterprise Tester application to access the API as the currently logged in user.
- Basic - passing the login/password as a header with each request - if security is a concern, this should not be used unless Enterprise Tester is accessed via HTTPS (SSL).
- OAuth 1.0 - users can authenticate with Enterprise Tester via OAuth and then make requests using the returned access token.
Predominantly most Most users will want to use Basic Auth due to it's its simplicity, unless building a 3rd party add-on for Enterprise Tester, in which . In this case we recommend the use of OAuth, so your application is not required to store user logins and passwords.
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