REST Api

Hi,

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Originally Posted by ErosOlmi

TCP/UDP module works on the transport layer (layer 4) of the OSI Model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model

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Ok.

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Originally Posted by ErosOlmi

If you tell me what you are trying to do, maybe I get help on that.

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Sure,

I'm studying the practicability of talking with an OrientDB Server instance using the OrientDB RESTful HTTP protocol : http://orientdb.com/docs/last/OrientDB-REST.html

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Originally Posted by DirectuX

I'm studying the practicability of talking with an OrientDB Server instance using the OrientDB RESTful HTTP protocol : http://orientdb.com/docs/last/OrientDB-REST.html

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OK perfect.
I've already used thinBasic at work for some WS (Web Services) integration.

thinBasic module to use is "MSXML2"
Start from the few examples in C:\thinBasic\SampleScripts\MSXML2\ directory
In particular "HTTPS_Rest_Api.tbasic" example will show how to connect both sync of async to a bank account to get movements
Documentation and examples of the bank api is at https://www.platfr.io/#/docs/api

Let me know.

Maybe better to start a new thread not to mix tcp and WS
I will split this thread.

Ciao
Eros

Hi,

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Originally Posted by ErosOlmi

Let me know.

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It seems to me to be the answer, let me have some time to try it.

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Originally Posted by ErosOlmi

Maybe better to start a new thread not to mix tcp and WS
I will split this thread.

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seen, ok.

The Windows web server market is minuscule to the real world based on Linux, Apache and Nginx.

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Originally Posted by John Spikowski

The Windows web server market is minuscule to the real world based on Linux, Apache and Nginx.

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:confused: What's the value of this statement?

DirectuX asked about "consuming" a WS and not "creating" a WS.
Who cares about what OS is the WS located or created if you just need to consume its data?

Please John.

According to W3Techs, Linux has a 37% share and Windows a 32% share. I believe the word 'minuscule' was misused.

Given that TB and PB are Windows apps, one bloviated opinion that might be true is: Among servers hosting Windows Web Applications, Linux is nearly irrelevant! :D

Hi,

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Originally Posted by DirectuX

let me have some time to try it.

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ErosOlmi, I'm trying, and now facing an error and a question:

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Error code: 262
Error description: Invalid delimiter

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when using these functions :
https://www.thinbasic.com/public/pro...est_status.htm
and
https://www.thinbasic.com/public/pro...nseheaders.htm

• Here, theses functions doesn't even highlight within thinAir. Is it the same for everyone ?
  
• And, can I assume that after initializing an <ServerXMLHTTPRequest> object, I can set request headers before opening a request ? that is to say: use <ServerXMLHTTPRequest>.SetRequestHeader(strHeaderName, strValue) before <ServerXMLHTTPRequest>.Open(bstrMethod, bstrUrl [, bAsync [, bstrUser, bstrPassword]])

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Originally Posted by DirectuX

Hi,

ErosOlmi, I'm trying, and now facing an error and a question:

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Update: one must not put parenthesis at the end of these two functions unlike it is said in the documentation.

Still, the status returned is 0 and the header empty as in the HTTPS rest api example.

Hi,

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Originally Posted by DirectuX

Still, the status returned is 0 and the header empty as in the HTTPS rest api example.

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On the good way, able now to successful login.

Found that console_read() keeps the ending enter key in the string.

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remove$(console_read(),ANY $CRLF)

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removes it.

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Originally Posted by DirectuX

Still, the status returned is 0 and the header empty

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built url was false because of this.

Sorry Eros!

I missed the point of this thread reading it too quickly.

I use libcurl for my web service needs.