I would like to implement Free/Busy for domino accounts in my iOS Client using active sync commands, but I'm not sure what is the XML (web XML structure) for request and response.
you may take a look at the project in the openNTF:
Domino Freebusy Service Developer Guide
part of XPages Extension Library
This project (I didn't try it) could answer to http request you should invoke it from ios.
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i have two small questions about the mobilefirst- Server.
I found out, that the mobilefirst (or Worklight)-Server doesn't support PHP.
(IBM Worklight 6.0 - How to include a PHP file?)
Is that still so? Or is there any plan to include PHP?
Then I want to call RPG's with an Java-Adapter.
But I doesn't find any full example for calling a RPG.
Also I want to call RPG's with a Display File. Is that possible?
In the following article it sounds like it is easily possible:
http://www.it-zoom.de/dv-dialog/e/vom-greenscreen-zum-touchscreen-10865/
IBM MobileFirst server sits on top of a WebSphere Java EE based App Server. The MobileFirst Platform Adapter pattern is a server-side layer that provides abstraction to any generalized end-point; including PHP, SQL, SAP, whatever. So as long as your final endpoint is capable of acting as a "service", accepting HTTP requests, and producing JSON/XML responses, this pattern should work fine. The basic flow is:
mobile app client calls the MFP adapter
adapter calls the final endpoint (PHP/RPG in your case)
Endpoint responds with JSON/XML data
Adapter optionally converts response to JSON
Mobile client app receives and processes (displays) a consistent response from the adapter.
Hope this helps clarify the pattern for you.
PHP is a server-side HTML rendering technology. MobileFirst is (partly) for building hybrid mobile applications, which run on the client (mobile), so PHP wouldn't be relevant.
I'm not sure what an RPG is. Please can you specify the acronym in your question?
I have a project in JIRA and I have a link to site where I can log in. I want to write a program which let me log in my project site. Is it possible to do in Borland Delphi 7? And if yes, what do I need?
JIRA seems to have a REST API interface, as show in the official documentation, so you could use Simple REST Client for Delphi or Delphi REST Client API to access the rest API from Delphi .
Here is my problem: I would like to create an application with IBM Worklight which will call via an adapter a service that requires OAuth (ie: Twitter).
Anyone have some thought for the best method to implement this using IBM Worklight?
For example, use one method to get the token, store the token in the session and then other methods to interact with the service?
Is there some out of the box functionality in IBM Worklight to handle the token acceptance in such case (ie: automatically open a browser to provide the authorization)?
Many thanks
Dominique
You can use the cordova inappbrowser plugin to get the access token and pass the token to the Worklight adapters. I am working on a devworks article now with an example so I will update this response with a link once it's live.
Here's the link to the article that might be helpful to you: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/mo-worklight-linkedin/index.html
When creating a site/script to be on the client end of a RESTful API, what tools are available to create a "workbench" to explore the API, examining headers and responses while working through the design? Preferably one(s) that allow you to enter a custom endpoint, and create sample requests to see the responses. I recall seeing one nice workbench before, but its name has escaped me.
Re-found the one I remembered: The Apigee Console is a great interface for playing around with an existing API or building your own.
Mashery's I/O Docs is an open source workbench that you can deploy yourself on a Node.js server with Redis for storage.
If you have the wadl file of the ReST Services, you can load it in SOAP UI and use it.
EditedAnother much simpler tool Rest Client
Is this possible? I'm about to start into a project which requires a call from an SAP instance to a remotely hosted service using XML over HTTPS. Does anyone have sample ABAP code?
There is a SDN article titled "Real Web Services with REST and ICF". This covers the server side (providing a REST service) only, but maybe this could help you getting started. There's also the (arguably rather concise) documentation on client side ICF development. However, it looks like you'll have to parse the body on your own, using nothing but the XML support SAP provides you with. That's the drawback of REST...
This can be done using cl_http_client.
Check the SAP help documentation for the code.
For making HTTPS calls, you also need to import the certificate of your service provider into the system. This can be done using the transaction "STRUST". This step is compulsory; without it, you`ll get communication errors.