How do I get a list of my defined Authorities?

Question

I can't seem to find a way to get a list of my defined Authorities.

Seems like I should be able to do something like:
https://data.beta.mssds.com/v1/?q=''

But that only returns:
<s:Error xmlns:s="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sitka/2008/03/">
<s:Code>6002</s:Code>
<s:Message>An Authority id was required and not provided on this request.</s:Message>
</s:Error>

I'd be a bummer if I'll have to actually *remember* all the authorities I ever created [grin].

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Mike Amundsen [http://amundsen.com/blog/]

Answer 1

I was about to ask the same question.

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--rj (OakLeaf Blog)

Answer 2

Today you can't do this.  It is one of the features that everyone asks for (including our team members), so it's high on our list of things to do.

Stan

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Program Manager, Cloud DB

Answer 3

Is this functionality still unavailable (probably using C#)?
P.S. The SSDS Explorer returns all defined authorities...

Answer 4

interesting.

APV: can you post a code example that shows how to do this?

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Mike Amundsen [http://amundsen.com/blog/]

Answer 5

We've deployed it some time ago.  Try https://data.beta.mssds.com/v1/?q=    The query in Mike's original post doesn't work because of a bug.

Stan

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Program Manager, Cloud DB

Answer 6

hah!

I can't believe I missed this.  I'll have to update my provisioning client ASAP.

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Mike Amundsen [http://amundsen.com/blog/]

Answer 7

All:

I've updated my SSDS-Proxy and SSDS Provision Client code to support returning the Authority List for the logged-in user. This update also includes support for reading and deleting BLOB files (no upload via the web - yet).

You can check out the live apps here [http://amundsen.com/ssds/] and download the source code via Codeplex [http://codeplex.com/ssdsexamples/] or my SVN space @ Google: [http://mikeamundsen.googlecode.com].

Looking forward to any feedback.

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Mike Amundsen [http://amundsen.com/blog/]