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The library does not have support for the identification of your endpoint URL at the moment, it is expected that you know it ahead of time (though that is a great idea for a new feature).
If you're planning to implement the method, please do fork the repo and make a pull request. We'd be happy to review it and add it to the library's next main version if it checks out!
As far as identifying your URL, it should be as simple as logging into your Eloqua site and taking note of the pod # you're using as shown in this url. https://secure.**p03**.eloqua.com.
Thanks. I ended up writing a quick and dirty script to send the REST query to get the json object with this data using my account data. This actually lead me to figuring out that I had the wrong password which fixed my other issue.
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As per the API Docs and this thread:
https://community.oracle.com/community/topliners/code-it/blog/2012/11/30/using-the-eloqua-api--determining-endpoint-urls-logineloquacom#comment-14533
The endpoint URL is different based on your account and where your data is hosted.
This library requires you to manually enter that URL, however the docs provide a way to use the api to find out what endpoint URL to use (see link).
Is this not implemented? How am I supposed to verify I'm using the correct endpoint URL for my data?
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