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2018-06-13
16:45
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REST Driver JSON Data
Hello,
I have to implement a Rest driver which will be able to contact several web services (different URL).
The web services need to be call with JSON data in input.
Those JSON data are different for each web services.
What is the best way to implement this ?
Thanks
I have to implement a Rest driver which will be able to contact several web services (different URL).
The web services need to be call with JSON data in input.
Those JSON data are different for each web services.
What is the best way to implement this ?
Thanks
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2018-06-13
17:11
Could you describe the application(s) a bit more? is there just one
application, or is this a set of applications that should each have their
own REST driver?
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application, or is this a set of applications that should each have their
own REST driver?
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2018-06-13
17:28
There is only one application but each functions (create, update, deactivate) have a specific webservices :
- Create http://ServerName/AppPath/createAccount
- Update http://ServerName/AppPath/updateAccount
- Deactivate http://ServerName/AppPath/deactivateAccount
Each web services require JSON data as input.
- Create http://ServerName/AppPath/createAccount
- Update http://ServerName/AppPath/updateAccount
- Deactivate http://ServerName/AppPath/deactivateAccount
Each web services require JSON data as input.


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2018-06-21
15:04
bprulhiere;2482448 wrote:
There is only one application but each functions (create, update, deactivate) have a specific webservices :
- Create http://ServerName/AppPath/createAccount
- Update http://ServerName/AppPath/updateAccount
- Deactivate http://ServerName/AppPath/deactivateAccount
Each web services require JSON data as input.
Those are a single application. That should be no problem. Just build the REST driver for http://ServerName/AppPath.