I'm attempting to make a GET request from the HERE Maps API service FindSequence. I noticed that in the docs, it includes three authentication parameters: app_id, app_code, apiKey. The docs insinuate that there is an option to use an app_id and app_code combination or an apiKey alone. This makes sense because elsewhere in the HERE Maps docs, it's noted that the old pattern was to use app_id and app_code but that has been recently deprecated and now one is supposed to use apiKey alone. In fact, you can not even generate an app_code anymore in the HERE developer projects dashboard.
So I attempted to make a request with the apiKey but I got an authentication error that demanded the app_id and app_code:
`curl --location --request GET "https://wse.api.here.com/2/findsequence.json?apiKey=[apiKey]`
{"faultCode":"s74149e0f-5b37-41b1-bf25-0d5f93e06938","responseCode":"400","message":"The request is missing the app_id and app_code parameters. They must both be passed as query parameters. If you do not have app_id and app_code, please obtain them through your customer representative or at http://developer.here.com/myapps."}
It's my understanding that freemium accounts do not have customer reps. I've asked for technical help and they send me to Stack Overflow. I followed the url http://developer.here.com/myapps but it redirects to https://developer.here.com/projects. There is no way to obtain the app_code from this url, as far as I can see.
My question is:
1) Do I need to supply an app_code? If not, how do I make a request without one? If I do need an app_code, how do I obtain one?
2) If app_codes can no longer be obtained, is there another service or another version of this service I should be using to calculate the optimal route sequence with given waypoint locations?
With the API key, you need to make sure to query the newer endpoints, in *.hereapi.com.
So the following request should work better:
curl --location --request GET "https://wse.ls.hereapi.com/2/findsequence.json?apiKey=[apiKey]¶m1=value1&...