I'm attempting to create a matchmaking ticket for a player using Azure Functions/CloudScript.
Here's what I'm doing exactly:
First, I get an entity token as title from my secret key.
{
path: '/Authentication/GetEntityToken',
options: {
method: 'POST',
body: '{"Entity":{"Id":"YYY","Type":"title"}}',
headers: {
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'X-SecretKey': 'XXX'
}
}
}
Next, I call CreateMatchmakingTicket
{
path: '/Match/CreateMatchmakingTicket',
options: {
method: 'POST',
body: '{"GiveUpAfterSeconds":10,"QueueName":"DefaultQueue","Creator":{"Entity":{"Id":"YYY","Type":"title_player_account"}}}',
headers: {
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'X-EntityToken': 'ZZZ
}
}
}
Finally, I get this response:
{
path: '/Match/CreateMatchmakingTicket',
result: {
code: 403,
status: 'Forbidden',
error: 'MatchmakingEntityInvalid',
errorCode: 2001,
errorMessage: 'The entity of the caller must be one of types: title_player_account.'
}
}
What I can intuit from this is that it is unhappy with the fact that the X-EntityToken I am using is for a "title" and not a "title_player_account". I've attempted to acquire an EntityToken for a title_player_account using my title EntityToken and I get the following error:
{
path: '/Authentication/GetEntityToken',
result: {
code: 401,
status: 'Unauthorized',
error: 'NotAuthorized',
errorCode: 1089,
errorMessage: "The claim was not allowed to perform the requested action based on the entity's access policy. Policy comment: By default, all requests are denied. If you expected this request to succeed, you may be missing a policy. See the
permissions APIs in PlayFab's Admin Api to add a permission."
}
}
Am I approaching this the right way? Should I just make matchmaking tickets directly from the game client itself? Should I not even be bothering with proxying this to the server-side?
