A service method can define any method argument as signed by setting #signed_parameter TRUE.
Doing so appends the value of that argument to the regular hash parameters array.

This is NOT the case when using the service browser. Service browser doesn't honor this setting.
Result: testing a method with signed arguments always results in an 'Invalid API key' error.

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#3 20090113_services6.x-0.13_browser_signed.patch5.32 KBpieterdc
#2 20090113_services6.x-0.13_browser_signed.patch5.61 KBpieterdc

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In the description above; '#signed_parameter' is meant to be '#signed'.

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Title: Services browser doesn't honor '#signed_parameter' » Services browser doesn't honor '#signed' argument
Status: Active » Needs review
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new 20090113_services6.x-0.13_browser_signed.patch5.61 KB

Applying this patch will correct the issue mentioned above and will prevent any services browse test from timing out (which is a huge stress reliever :-p ).

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new 20090113_services6.x-0.13_browser_signed.patch5.32 KB

Minor typo in previous patch which prevented you from editing the 'domain' parameter as the default value was set to '#value' instead of '#default_value'. Mea culpa.

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To be reviewed next weekend (hopefully).

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Status: Needs review » Fixed
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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)