I'm trying to write a program to access the SCCD REST API, but can't find any documentation online. I'd like to know the URLs I have to call. So for example to access a persons details I call :
/maxrest/rest/os/person
But I can't find any other URIs or any documentation of that API. The only thing I found, doesn't mention the URLs. I want something like this just for SCCD.
I know it's been a loooong time and it's probably not relevant for this person, but I did find a better answer than "no".
Here's the link:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSWT9A_7.5.3/com.ibm.mif.doc/gp_intfrmwk/rest_api/c_rest_overview.html
After talking to the IBM Support, it seems there is indeed no documentation available.
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I have setup my application for REST access as per documentation. The default routes are working well. I am able to retrieve, update and delete records, however, I am not sure how I could filter data sending parameters to the controller. I wonder if I can do that using querystring or if there is a better way to accomplish that. Please can someone give me directions?
Reads about the Request object in the manual. And use the Search Plugin for filtering.
The search plugin comes with a lot of documentation that explains how to use it as well.
Your question is so generic that a proper answer would end up in a whole article - which I'm obviously not going to write, there is enough information available on HTTP requests and query params. Use Google or read these links:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Messages
https://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/Request.html
I am currently working on a personal project to develop a REST API which would perform tasks similar to what UBER, OLA like taxi aggregators do. Below is the brief about the functionality that I plan to add:
1)I have a fleet of cabs whose location is determined by its latitude and longitude.
2)A customer can call one of the cabs by providing their location and my API should assign the nearest cab available.
This I suppose would be accomplished by using Google Map APIs. My question is how do i start on using these APIs, to simulate such functionality?
You may use the following references:
Choose from the Google Maps APIs documentations depending on your needs. There are actually tutorials given within the documentations.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions will also help especially the getting started part to fully understand how Google Maps APIs work.
Last but definitely not the least, this example in GitHub might help you exactly on the implementation.
I've been given an online API (just a website that hosts multiple functions and an API to use them. How do I use it? There's no jar file to implement or any other help. All I have is the site with the usable functions (e.g. typing in a countryname and getting back the countrycode) and the API documentation.
I want to be able to use those functions in eclipse. If I've understood correctly I need a jar file to import in eclipse? I'm unable to find a jar file on that website, even though it states that it's a free and easy to use API.
Please provide the link of the online API.
Statement is bit confusing. Are you looking at the API doc or actual API.
If the API is Online it should be REST Service Or the SOAP. If it is API doc then you need to download the libraries of the API and then need to use it.
Call me crazy, but I'm looking for a service that will deliver autocomplete functionality similar to Google, Twitter, etc. After searching around for 20 min I thought to ask the geniuses here. Ideas?
I don't mind paying, but it would great if free.. Also is there a top notch NLP service that I can submit strings to and get back states, cities, currencies, company names, establishments, etc. Basically I need to take unstructured data (generic search string) and pull out key information with relevant meta-data.
Big challenge, I know.
Sharing solutions I found after further research.
https://github.com/haochi/jquery.googleSuggest
http://shreyaschand.com/blog/2013/01/03/google-autocomplete-api/
If you dont want to implement it yourself, you can use this service called 'Autocomplete as a Service' which is specifically written for these purposes. You can access it here - www.aaas.io.
you can add metadata with each record and it returns metadata along with the matching results. Do check out demo put up on the home page. It has got a very simple API specifically written for autocomplete search
It does support large datasets and you can apply filters as well while searching.
Its usage is simple - Add your data and use the API URL as autocomplete data source.
Disclaimer: I am founder of it. I will be happy to provide this service to you.
I'm using SugarCRM Community Edition. I have a bunch of contact information. There are fields I have empty that would like filled. I want each user to be able to fill out a form and fill in those fields.
I'm not sure how to hook each contact into the database. I imagine creating a generic form that somehow hooks into the database using a key. The form/php is not the issue. What is the 'key' and where is the 'door'? I think the door is the SOAP API but I'm not sure. The key, maybe the tracker id?
The only thing I am familiar with as far as interaction between an email campaign and the contact is the campaign 'Tracker'. I know the tracker url with removeme is used for allowing the user to opt out of emails. Is there a way to use this tracker to allow the person to edit their information? I think the answer to this is easy but I need some guidance.
One way of doing this is using the built-in REST api. There are a couple of helpful tutorials out there, here is a link to the one I used for guidance in a similar situation.
You can have a form post the data to your sugar crm's REST gateway, accessible via the url http://localhost/sugar/v2/rest.php.
Although it is quite straightforward to implement, you may want to look at this wrapper class that can be used to maybe keep things cleaner than the hacked up script churned out on the spur of the moment I used in my project.
Last but not least, be sure to glance over the documentation, in the Web Services section you will find more information.
Good-luck