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3/18/2009 6:04:16 PM
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topic:
Does Splice support JSONP callbacks?
chris
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Splice supports JSONP callbacks when you call any Splice in JSON format.
All you need to do is use the _callback=<your callback> query string argument
Here is a simple example using jQuery and the sample Splice http://splice.xignite.com/services/chris_concat.aspx :
jQuery.getJSON("http://splices.xignite.com/chris_concat.json?Header_Username=none@needed.com&a=hello&b=splice&_callback=?",
function(data) { alert("jsonp Outcome: " + data.Outcome + ", delay: " + data.Delay + ", My Output: " + data.MyOUtput ); } );
-chris
Xignite
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6/25/2008 9:19:26 PM
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topic:
REST API access to COGHead
chris
Posts 6
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If you mean access the COGHead REST Api within a Splice, then the answer is no. We currently do not allow REST services to be called from within a Splice, we plan to support REST APIs on a future release.
Chris
- Xignite
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6/25/2008 5:52:02 PM
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topic:
REST API access to COGHead
itdeptcorp01
Posts 1
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Is it not possible to create a new connector which would allow data access via COGHeads REST Api?
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6/10/2008 9:25:19 AM
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topic:
Geographic Names - Webservices
kochw
Posts 3
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We have already tested our WebService and everything was okay - great tool.
The main functionality of this WebService is provided by the GetSubTree-method.
How this works can be seen in version 4 of this WS on our test-page at:
http://193.80.249.124/webservice/
(TGN Thesaurus Service Version 4 (mit Verrechung) [Testfälle]). If you click on "Testfälle" and next on "1. Flüsse in Deutschland (max. 100 Hits)" you'll receive in our test-client a subtree of this geographical names database containing the first 100 rivers of Germany. The method in this version 4 used is called "GetTreeNodesQualified". This method (like "GetSubTree") is highly parameterized, that is the reason we need complex type input data.
Thanks a lot for your help
Walter
NB: At the moment I am using some "Xignite-Retirement"-methods for my courses (insurance mathematics) at university.
An application if this Geographic-WebService to an ontology of Insurance Products (instead of geographic names) might by a contribution to Xignite's Service Domain.
edited by kochw on 6/10/2008
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6/10/2008 8:29:16 AM
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topic:
Geographic Names - Webservices
chris
Posts 6
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No problem at all Walter.
Your programmer is correct, and the answer is a little complicated.
For user imported services, we cannot accurately guess what values to use when calling your custom service so the ‘Test’ link it is just a link to the URL we found in your WSDL (in your case http://193.80.249.124/webservice/wsdl-creator-dev/build/service.php/tgn_v05).
Compare that to any Splice details page (ex: http://splice.xignite.com/services/leochan_CompanyTopHolders.aspx ) you can see that once you click on any of the test links we know what arguments to pass to the services.
The way to test your imported service is to go into Splice Studio ( http://splice.xignite.com/CustomWS/CWSEditor.aspx ) and test it from there. Your imported services will appear under the ‘Private Splices’ Service Pane. You can drag your ‘Login’ operation onto the canvas and use it like any of the other web service operations. From there you can fill the input variables with values to use and then test it correctly.
You also might want to check out http://splice.xignite.com/Documentation/SpliceStudio.aspx for help. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.
Chris
-Xignite
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6/10/2008 1:32:00 AM
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topic:
Geographic Names - Webservices
kochw
Posts 3
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Thank you for your help (sorry for my ignorance being a newbee to splice).
When I tried the "test"-button (Login-method of my WS) at:
http://splice.xignite.com/services/193_80_249_124/icc_subject/Login.aspx
I received an error from our WS and my programmer told me that this was caused since the WebService was invoked by a "get"-request instead of issuing a "post"-request + SOAP-request for the "login"-method.
Walter
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6/9/2008 1:23:52 PM
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topic:
Geographic Names - Webservices
chris
Posts 6
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You can import your own WSDLs into Splice by going here: http://splice.xignite.com/MyAccount/ImportService.aspx. You enter the WSDL url and select which operations/methods you want to call. These will only be available to you, they will be private.
I took a look at your WSDL and it looks like 3 of the 4 methods are supported.
GetSubTree could not be imported because it has an Array of objects as an input variable. We currently do not support complex objects, or arrays of objects for service inputs. But we do plan on supporting those two types later on.
Chris
-Xignite
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6/9/2008 9:49:56 AM
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topic:
Geographic Names - Webservices
kochw
Posts 3
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Sample data of the TGN-Thesaurus of Geographic Names:
http://www.getty.edu/research/conducting_research/vocabularies/download.html
have been made accessible on an internal test system. The WSDL is located at:
http://193.80.249.124/webservice/wsdl-creator-dev/build/wsdl/tgn_v05.wsdl
Is it possible to add and use it in a private Splice only?
W.Koch
edited by kochw on 6/9/2008
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4/11/2008 8:03:52 AM
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topic:
rss feed for public splices
chris
Posts 6
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the RSS feeds have rolled out, you can have the feed sorted by Newest, Most Popular or Most Activity. If your browser supports RSS feed discovery the feeds should show up when you view the Browse page. Here are the direct links to the different feeds:
- http://splice.xignite.com/Content/Listing.aspx?Sorting=Newest&format=rss
- http://splice.xignite.com/Content/Listing.aspx?Sorting=MostPopular&format=rss
- http://splice.xignite.com/Content/Listing.aspx?Sorting=MostActivity&format=rss
-Chris
Xignite
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3/17/2008 4:56:16 PM
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topic:
rss feed for public splices
chris
Posts 6
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Thanks for the feedback!
We have this built in our current development build. It should be rolled out soon.
-Chris
Xignite
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3/17/2008 8:28:36 AM
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topic:
rss feed for public splices
dschmierer
Posts 1
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An RSS feed to discover public splices might be an idea worth implementing. Converting the views found in the "Browse" section to RSS feeds would offer developers an easier way to remotely discover new services. Thanks for a neat tool.
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