Why is the Sitecore item service API not working?

Why is the Sitecore item service API not working?

Getting item from the Sitecore Item Service API not working remotely (403 Forbidden) Ask Question Asked4 years ago Active1 year, 6 months ago Viewed6k times 11 I was having an issue on a clients Staging environment where I was trying to use the Sitecore Item API to get items and I was getting an 403 error.

What to do if Sitecore does not start?

The Windows Services Manager on the server/computer should list all services. Check for the ones from your Sitecore installation (they will mention Sitecore and your site name in the name) and start them (right click / start) Got it. Apparently It is not starting as well. I found a blog which talks about Sitecore license file issue.

What does sitecore.services.securitypolicy setting allow?

The issue here turned out to be the Sitecore.Services.SecurityPolicy setting. By default it only allows local requests to the API and as I have more servers in the mix and a load balancer on Staging I needed to allow remote requests with a patch file like so:

Why is my Sitecore XConnect service not working?

We faced same time of Issue and finally we found the reason is xconnect service url is not accessible by the windows service of Sitecore. 1. local url having sc91.sc sc91.xconnect doesnt work on some AD login and corporate machines. # The name for the XConnect service.

How many items can a Sitecore query return?

Advice is not more than 1000 items returns with a Sitecore fast query. Alternatively, use a super fast index Query with the Sitecore Search API. The difference is that you get index entries instead of Sitecore items. See: https://sdn.sitecore.net/upload/sdn5/developer/using%20sitecore%20fast%20query/using%20sitecore%20fast%20query001.pdf

Which is faster Sitecore or XPath search query?

Use //* instead of /* and use fast: to use the Sitecore fast query, the fast query results in a database query and is much faster than and xpath query but not all options are supported. Advice is not more than 1000 items returns with a Sitecore fast query. Alternatively, use a super fast index Query with the Sitecore Search API.

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What does the ERROR 403 mean in Sitecore?

The error I get back is (403) Forbidden, even though the item definitely exists in Sitecore and the user has access to the item. I’ve tried multiple items too. If I look in the logs I get: Unauthorised request (originated from IP : x.y.z.a) for Sitecore.Services.Infrastructure.Sitecore.Controllers.ItemServiceController

Why does Sitecore services client Show 403 Forbidden?

We have a remote instance http://dev-instance/sitecore/login. But when trying to get an item’s info using, https://dev-instance/sitecore/api/ssc/item/ {item-id}, it gives no result and shows 403 forbidden. When I try to browse the same URL (logged into CMS in another tab), it says: You don’t have authorization to view this page.

Where did unauthorised request for sitecore.infrastructure originate?

Unauthorised request (originated from IP : x.y.z.a) for Sitecore.Services.Infrastructure.Sitecore.Controllers.ItemServiceController I knew the if you inherit from ServicesApiController you need to exclude the controller from the security policy you use it by adding an allowedController element under: api/services/configuration/allowedControllers.

How to find missing root item in Sitecore?

To see all indexes you have declared in your system go to http:// [yourhostname]/sitecore/admin/showconfig.aspx and search for