[ad_1] Looks like that is just the string description for the object, which is a result of you using result.toString(); This might be of some help for learning how to parse the result correctly. For example, you can get the first property of the object like so: SoapObject result = (SoapObject) envelope.getResponse(); String firstProperty = … Read more
[ad_1] First of all you need to convert the raw response from the server to a Swift Dictionary. let payload = [ “cars”: [ [ “color”: “red”, “model”: “ferrari”, “othersAtributes”: “others atributes” ], [ “color”: “blue”, “model”: “honda”, “othersAtributes”: “others atributes” ], [ “color”: “green”, “model”: “ford”, “othersAtributes”: “others atributes” ], [ “color”: “yellow”, “model”: … Read more
[ad_1] we can create a batch(.bat) file for executing the multiple commands in visual studio command prompt explained below. call “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat” the above command will call the visual studio command prompt and then we have to wrote our multiple commands then it will be executed and save this file in … Read more
[ad_1] Like this: public static string getResponseFromwebService(string serviceUrl) { var baseurl = “http://localhost:1936/”; var auth= “123456”; var apid = “1”; var requestUrl = baseurl + serviceUrl; WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create(requestUrl); request.Headers.Add(“Authorisation”, auth); request.Headers.Add(“appId”, apid); WebResponse response = request.GetResponse(); Stream dataStream = response.GetResponseStream(); StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(dataStream); string responseFromServer = reader.ReadToEnd(); reader.Close(); response.Close(); return responseFromServer; … Read more
[ad_1] You can try with JSONSimple library and form the object in this way- You have to import org.json.simple.JSONArray and org.json.simple.JSONObject for using this code. JSONObject object=new JSONObject(); JSONObject holder=new JSONObject(); JSONArray taskAssings = new JSONArray(); JSONObject taskAssigned=new JSONObject(); taskAssigned.put(“id”, “3c814009-82f7-4246-bc51-2d263e758561”); JSONObject taskAssignee=new JSONObject(); taskAssignee.put(“id”, “3c814009-82f7-4246-bc51-2d263e758561”); holder.put(“taskAssigned”,taskAssigned); holder.put(“taskAssignee”,taskAssignee); taskAssings.add(holder); object.put(“taskAssings”, taskAssings); JSONObject status=new JSONObject(); status.put(“id”, … Read more
[ad_1] Main thing to consider is Gson gson = new Gson(); String strJsonObject = gson.toJson(OBJECT_OF_YOUR_MODEL_CLASS); strJsonObject is string value you can pass as parameter Here is a code snip how you can achieve it .. ObjectModel objectModel = new ObjectModel(); objectModel.setMobile_number(“123456789”); objectModel.setWork_number(“12345789”); objectModel.setFax_number(“123465”); objectModel.setFirst_name(“first name”); objectModel.setLast_name(“last name”); objectModel.setWebsite(“ww.solution.com”); ArrayList<ObjectModel.Email> emails = new ArrayList<>(); ObjectModel.Email email … Read more
[ad_1] UDDI provides the infrastructure for web service discovery. As the linked article from the comment says, it is basically the “yellow pages” for web services. If I understand your reference to “web service recommendation” correctly, you mean a system that, given a list of equivalent candidate services, chooses the best one for you, probably … Read more
[ad_1] Lose the getBookObject function, you’re just complicating things by starting a new Task there. You can simply await the result from getBooksByAuthor if you make that function async. public async Task<Book> getBook(int id) { string urlAction = String.Format(“api/book/{0}”, id); return await GetWSObject<Book>(urlAction); } public async Task<string> getBooksByAuthor (int authorId) { string result = “”; … Read more
[ad_1] You have multiple options to do that (some of them are free, and some of them not). Good and simple options is Azure Web App Service, and you can find documentation and “how to do” here About attach custom URL (custom domain name) you can find here [ad_2] solved How do I remotely host … Read more
Introduction [ad_1] If you are looking for a way to remotely host a C# Web Service with a custom URL, then you have come to the right place. In this article, we will discuss the steps you need to take in order to successfully host a C# Web Service with a custom URL. We will … Read more
[ad_1] You should try out Firebase (https://www.firebase.com/) if you’re looking for something relatively easy to store game data with. If you’re looking for something to manage logins and storing simple data, either Twitter’s Fabric (https://get.fabric.io/) and AWS Cognito (https://aws.amazon.com/cognito/) can also be used as well 2 [ad_2] solved Find an easy web server framework for … Read more
[ad_1] Restful web-service endpoints on each application makes reasonable sense based on the assumption you want to stick with Django/Python for this. I would suggest using Django Rest Framework and make use of token based authentication with pre-configured “shared keys” (which you can periodically rotate). With token-based auth, your keys are passed in the HTTP … Read more
[ad_1] So here’s my two cents: Get a clear idea of the flow of information. (e.g. if you’re pulling information from somewhere via RESTful web services, you’ll likely need to get the client API documentation and build your API calls around the existing methods. If the client (Twilio) is pushing information to you, then it … Read more
[ad_1] Micro services are a “design” pattern that guides how you implement functionality. “Web services” on the other hand focus on how customers consume services. In that sense, these two concepts are completely orthogonal. You can provide a REST / SOAP interface to your clients – and internally, this REST endpoint is implemented as micro … Read more