unable to login into apigee baas via userGrid and express, although same works from postman

hi There,

Am unable to get authenticated via usergrid for doing a get on usergrid.

am trying to follow the same things as mentioned in :

http://apigee.com/docs/app-services/content/authenticating-users-and-application-clients

and as in the dev boot camp.

The same set of credentials work alright when am making the request via POSTMan.

please let me know if you need any more details around the same.

Thank you,

Regards,

Sreenivas S P

sample code is attached below

var express = require('express'); var usergrid = require('usergrid'); var config = require('./config'); // Set up Express environment and enable it to read and write JavaScript var app = express(); app.use(express.bodyParser()); // Initialize Usergrid var client = new usergrid.client({ orgName : config.organization, appName : config.application, authType : usergrid.authenticateUser, username : config.userId, password : config.UserPassword, authMode : usergrid.AUTH_MODE_NONE, grant_type : 'password', URI : 'https://apigee-edu-prod.apigee.net/appservices' , logging : config.logging }); client.login( grant_type, username, password, function(error){ if (error){ console.log( " could not login the user : "+ username); } else { var token = client.token; console.log("user " + username +" is logged in"); } }) app.get('/wishlists', function(req, res) { var options = { type: 'wishlist' } //getWishlists(req, res); client.createCollection( options, function (err, data) { if (err) { // could not make a collection res.send(JSON.stringify({error:'myError'})); } else { // Success - New Collection Worked var wishlist; var wishlists = []; while(data.hasNextEntity()){ wishlist = data.getNextEntity(); console.log(JSON.stringify(wishlist)); wishlists.push({ display_name: wishlist.get('display_name'), uuid: wishlist.get('uuid'), products : wishlist.get('products'), userId: wishlist.get('userId') }); res.send(JSON.stringify(wishlists)); } } }); }) var port = process.env.PORT || 9000; app.listen(port, function(){ console.log('The server is listening on port %d', port); });