Changeset 3921
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- Nov 7, 2007, 1:10:49 PM (15 years ago)
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trunk/doc/src/docbook/developerdoc/webservices.xml
r3914 r3921 45 45 <para> 46 46 Items in Base are not send directly by the web services, most of them are to 47 complexed for this to be possible. Instead is each item type represented by an info class48 that can hold it's less complex properties. More49 complex properties need to be exported to a file before they can be send by the50 webservices as an attachment.47 complexed for this should be possible. Instead is each item type represented by 48 an info class that can hold the type's less complex properties. The complex 49 properties need to be exported to a file before they can be send by the web 50 services as an attachment. 51 51 </para> 52 52 </listitem> … … 57 57 to develop services it is recommended to have a look in javadoc for 58 58 <classname>net.sf.basedb.ws.info.QueryOptions</classname> 59 . This is on the first hand for the service developers but it can be useful for 60 client developers to also know that this may be available in some services. 59 61 </para> 60 62 </listitem> … … 66 68 <para> 67 69 Web services can, at the moment, be used to provide some information and data related to 68 experiments in BASE, like information about raw bioassays or exported bioassay set to 69 mention some. This section lists all the available services in Base and gives a short 70 description of each one. 70 experiments in BASE, like information about raw bioassays or exported bioassay set, to 71 mention some. The subsection below lists all the available services in Base and gives a 72 short description, including available methods. More detailed information can be found 73 in the javadoc and WSDL-files. Each service has it's own class and WSDL-file. 71 74 </para> 72 75 … … 383 386 <para> 384 387 How to develop client applications for the web services in Base is, of course, depending 385 alot on which program language you are using. Base comes with clients written in java for the 386 existing services and these clients can either be used as examples of how clients should 387 implement the services or used as real client applications. 388 alot on which program language you are using. Base comes with clients written in java 389 for the existing services and these clients can either be used as examples of how 390 clients should implement the services or used as real client applications. The root URL 391 that clients should use to access the services in Base is 392 <uri> 393 http:// 394 <replaceable>BASE_URL</replaceable> 395 /services/ 396 </uri> 388 397 </para> 389 398
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