First, thanks for the work!
I have been playing with this and haven't been able to get it to work, however I do believe I've discovered the issue which I'm presuming you haven't run into or possibly haven't even considered (most people aren't security psyco like myself...but it's how I make a living).
So I'm running the enterprise edition and have SSL enabled using a wildcard cert. Apparently the program is either reading directly from AM's API settings (which shows HTTP, not HTTPS) or it's presuming http. Either way that's causing issues as it's required to try to connect via HTTPS in order to work, and for the SSL cert to be valid it needs to connect via the public name or simply ignore that info (probably easiest) and just accept and move on.
P.S. going to bring up the API https thing to AM as well.
Yeah http://localhost is just hardcoded currently - so you're saying you need the plugin to post via https? Hmm I don't know the implications of that..I have been playing with this and haven't been able to get it to work, however I do believe I've discovered the issue which I'm presuming you haven't run into or possibly haven't even considered (most people aren't security psyco like myself...but it's how I make a living).
So I'm running the enterprise edition and have SSL enabled using a wildcard cert. Apparently the program is either reading directly from AM's API settings (which shows HTTP, not HTTPS) or it's presuming http. Either way that's causing issues as it's required to try to connect via HTTPS in order to work, and for the SSL cert to be valid it needs to connect via the public name or simply ignore that info (probably easiest) and just accept and move on.
P.S. going to bring up the API https thing to AM as well.
EDIT: https isn't available in premium so I have no way to test
Correct, I need it to post via https. I can work with you if you'd like to test it - like I said, I'm sure most aren't the same kind of nut bag I am, so it's not as of yet super common.