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Stambia DI for HTTP REST

    Stambia Data Integration allows to work with HTTP REST APIs to produce fully customized Integration Processes.

    HTTP REST APIs structures can be entirely defined in Metadata and then used in Mappings and Processes to design and adapt the business rules to meet the user's requirements.

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    Getting started with HTTP REST Metadata Stambia DI S20 or higher

      The Web Services HTTP REST Metadata is shipped with a wizard to help the user testing and reversing HTTP REST Web Services.

      This wizard allows to define the input and output parameters, the URL to request, the method to use, to perform a test request with test values to see the response of the Web Service and it offers the possibility to choose what should be reversed in the Metadata.

      In this article, we are going to use a Stambia Published Web Service to demonstrate how to use the wizard using HTTP REST metadata.

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      Retrieving and Mapping whole HTTP REST response into one target field

        When working with HTTP REST, there are cases where you may need to retrieve the whole response of the API operation instead of granular fields.

        As an example, you may want to retrieve the whole JSON data at once and load it into one target field, instead of loading each field of the JSON structure.

        The article purpose is to show how to retrieve whole response data and load it into one field.

         

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