Hello everybody, this is my first post, thank you for having me.
In the web.config file for the SOAP API there is an entry where details of the REST Transaction service are entered.
That's the bit where you put in the TRANSACTION_SERVICE_URI, SERVICE_USER_NAME, SERVICE_USER_GROUP, SERVICE_MACHINE_LOCATION and ENCRYPTED_SERVICE_PASSWORD
The SOAP API deployment guide tells us ...
Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE The REST API makes calls to the Transaction service in the REST API.
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Could anyone fill me in on what it actually uses the Transaction Service for ?
What would be really handy would be a list of SOAP API calls which use REST and what they use it for.
Any guidance gratefully received
Aryaguna
Hi Jon,
I’m going to jump in on this one… I saw your presentation at TLCC and enjoyed what you shared about interceptors. I was particularly interested in how you used interceptors to customize single-line search as it looks like we’ll have a use for that here as well. If you had time to post a training video and/or document, along with a sample or two, I think a number of people (including me) would appreciate it.
Thanks!
David
_______________________________________________________ David Frederick Database Applications Analyst Segerstrom Center for the Arts 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T (714) 556-2122 x 4067 E DFrederick@SCFTA.org
From: Tessitura Web Forum [mailto:forums-tessitura-web@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Jon Ballinger Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 2:07 PM To: David Frederick Subject: Re: [Tessitura Web Forum] How does SOAP use REST?
The transaction services need to be setup , because Tessitura makes a call out to to them. You do not have to have the interecptor layer turned on for that service. I would look at the rest api document for help with interceptors. That is where I started. If you need any help or run into any issues let me know.
On another note I was thinking of posting to the network maybe a training video on them. Thoughts?
From: Aryaguna Watson <bounce-aryagunawatson8884@tessituranetwork.com> Sent: 8/28/2012 3:44:10 PM
Thanks Jon
Does that mean that the configuration in web.config (for the transaction service settings) is effectively optional? - providing we do NOT use any interceptors of course. Our website (3rd party code) uses PHP to make the SOAP calls and I very much doubt it uses interceptors.
Could you point me to any interceptor layer 101 material - just to see what we're missing out on!
Many thanks
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