Test Android Application with own parse server

Hi,

I setup parse-server and its working fine with javascript sdk, however I am trying to check it via Android and I dont get any response.
for example this is an output from the console ( android studio )

D/ActivityThread: BDC-RECEIVER handled : 0 / ReceiverData{intent=Intent { act=com.google.android.c2dm.intent.REGISTRATION flg=0x10 pkg=com.transapp.user.transapp cmp=com.transapp.user.transapp/com.parse.PushService (has extras) } packageName=com.transapp.user.transapp resultCode=-1 resultData=null resultExtras=null}
02-20 15:52:44.044 21940-21980/com.transapp.user.transapp I/System.out: open:http://10.0.0.12:1337/parse/classes/Server
02-20 15:52:44.046 21940-21940/com.transapp.user.transapp D/ActivityThread: SVC-Creating service: CreateServiceData{token=android.os.BinderProxy@32bb808d className=com.parse.PushService packageName=com.transapp.user.transapp intent=null}
02-20 15:52:44.048 21940-21980/com.transapp.user.transapp D/libc-netbsd: [getaddrinfo]: hostname=10.0.0.12; servname=(null); cache_mode=(null), netid=0; mark=0
02-20 15:52:44.048 21940-21980/com.transapp.user.transapp D/libc-netbsd: [getaddrinfo]: ai_addrlen=0; ai_canonname=(null); ai_flags=4; ai_family=0
02-20 15:52:44.049 21940-21940/com.transapp.user.transapp D/ActivityThread: SVC-CREATE_SERVICE handled : 0 / CreateServiceData{token=android.os.BinderProxy@32bb808d className=com.parse.PushService packageName=com.transapp.user.transapp intent=null}
02-20 15:52:44.049 21940-21979/com.transapp.user.transapp I/System.out: open:http://10.0.0.12:1337/parse/classes/TestObject
02-20 15:52:44.050 21940-21940/com.transapp.user.transapp D/ActivityThread: SVC-Calling onStartCommand: com.parse.PushService@350ee242, flags=0, startId=1

Any suggestions? why its not working in Android?

Parse.initialize(new Parse.Configuration.Builder(getApplicationContext())
                .applicationId(YOUR_APPLICATION_ID)
                .clientKey(YOUR_CLIENT_KEY)
                .server("http://10.0.0.12:1337/parse/")   // '/' important after 'parse'
                .build());
        ParseObject testObject = new ParseObject("TestObject");
        testObject.put("foo", "bar");
        testObject.saveInBackground();

I added network interceptor and this is the log:

/ParseLogInterceptor: Type : Request
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Request-Id : 6
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Url : http://10.0.0.12:1337/parse/classes/_User
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Method : POST
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Headers : {X-Parse-OS-Version=5.1, Content-Type=application/json, X-Parse-App-Build-Version=1, X-Parse-Client-Key=ll, X-Parse-Installation-Id=fee1d350-9544-4114-9584-bec74298cfd1, X-Parse-App-Display-Version=1.0, X-Parse-Client-Version=a1.13.0, Content-Length=60, User-Agent=Parse Android SDK 1.13.0 (com.transapp.user.transapp/1) API Level 22, X-Parse-Application-Id=Hkzc66hu0nsO3Q0yUMdh2h3zaa3Pdrtfv3fLRkwZ}
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Body : {
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor:     "email": "[email protected]",
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor:     "username": "Ofg",
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor:     "password": "1234567"
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: }
02-20 17:21:37.996 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: --------------
02-20 17:21:38.026 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Type : Response
02-20 17:21:38.027 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Request-Id : 6
02-20 17:21:38.027 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Status-Code : 403
02-20 17:21:38.027 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Reason-Phrase : Forbidden
02-20 17:21:38.027 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Headers : {X-Android-Sent-Millis=1455981697999, Access-Control-Allow-Methods=GET,PUT,POST,DELETE,OPTIONS, X-Powered-By=Express, Date=Sat, 20 Feb 2016 15:21:42 GMT, Content-Length=24, X-Android-Response-Source=NETWORK 403, Connection=keep-alive, Access-Control-Allow-Headers=*, X-Android-Received-Millis=1455981698026, Access-Control-Allow-Origin=*}
02-20 17:21:38.027 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: Body : Ignored
02-20 17:21:38.027 2404-11049/com.transapp.user.transapp I/ParseLogInterceptor: --------------

Do you have any client keys configured in your ParseServer initialization? (rest api key, client key, javascript key, dot net key)... If you have any set, then all request require a valid match.. I would remove all of them and see if that's why you're getting a 403.

That`s why I get the 403. Thanks! so I there is need to define the keys , its recommended to define all the keys, right?

It's actually recommended to not set any client keys on the server. They don't add any security since they were public.

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