I am trying to get the users associated with DocuSign account using SOAP API.
I tried API GetMembershipSummary(), but is giving an error "Invalid_Login" although X-DocuSign-Authentication is set, and valid email id of admin is provided.
I did noticed that this method is reserved by DocuSign based on this link
The rest API /users is working fine, but I still need equivalent SOAP API.
you are correct. this is one of these things that can only be done using the REST API.
The SOAP API is not currently supported. Meaning, we won't add features or make modifications to it. I highly recommend to use the REST API. If you already have a SOAP Application, you can use the REST API for newer features.
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I find tons of articles explaining how to call rest apis from APEX - but I'm accessing salesforce from an integration system using the Salesforce REST API, and want to it the other way around.
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I've found functionality (record merging) - that is not available from the rest API, but IS available from apex. Is there any way to run an apex statement or script from the rest API?
NOTE: I'm aware that the functionality also available from the SOAP api, but we really don't want to go near that for various reasons.
you want to REST API endpoints in APEX, so that you can call this endpoint from anywhere, Right? if so then you need to check this article.
After reading above article, you are able to create GET, POST, DELETE endpoint in your Salesforce Org and you can use this endpoints.
I am going thru the documentation and examples related to calling REST APIs for SugarCRM using Chrome REST client or PostMan but most of the examples are PHP and I am not finding a good way to find a proper request and other parameters to be mentioned so that I can get the successful response from the API. I was trying get_entry_list. Can someone please help by providing a working REST API request for this API which I can run on REST client or postman?
I also would like to know if I want to build a SugarCRM connector for my application, which set of APIs I should use? Should I go with REST or SOAP and any supporting arguments to choose one over another?
Thanks
Business Catalyst has a push notification for new customer inquiries that sends a POST request with the object ID, e.g.ObjectID=1234567&ObjectType=2001
The answer to this question say to use the SOAP API(Legacy) to request the details of the case.
Is there a way to do this using the new Rest API?https://docs.worldsecuresystems.com/reference/rest-apis/index.html
There is no documented method for a cases or case endpoint.
If not, the only solution wil be to mix the API calls being used .
Some of the API's haven't been updated to v3 yet (REST) so unfortunately you will still need to use the SOAP endpoint for the Cases API.
PayPal has recently released a new API which should replace the old API. The new API is based on a REST approach.
As fare as I can see there is no option to define a callback URL. In the old API the parameter was 'notify_url'. I use the following documentation:
https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/api/#create-a-payment
Is there a parameter in the new REST API which allows to define a notification URL?
Unfortunately, the REST API is still pretty far behind the classic API's with all of the features they provide. To my knowledge, notify_url/NOTIFYURL simply aren't included in the REST API yet.
That said, if you have IPN configured in your PayPal account profile the REST API calls should still trigger them. It's just that you can't override the value there with a custom one using notify like you're talking about.
The classic API's aren't going away, though. You can still use them just fine.
I am trying to create a REST API using Java.
Now, for the front end, I am using socialauth, so that facebook/twitter/yahoo/hotmail/gmail users can sign in to the application.
After a user is signed in, he should be able to access the data for his account- I want to create a REST API that enables each user to access his data. I have understood the basics of creating a REST API using Jersey framework, however how do I ensure that only a user who is correctly logged in to the application, can access data via the REST API?
What I thought of is, I will store the user's email ID in session, when he logs in. And whenever he makes a request to the API, the email ID in session is passed as a input parameter to the REST API, and the REST API checks that data is asked for same email ID, as the email ID parameter.
Is the above way of thinking correct? What is the recommended/best way to implement REST API in the scenario as given above?