For all developers
See also the examples in .NET and HTTP request/JSON in the OM section of this documentation OM (object model)
This document explains how to use the WinBooks on Web API through the HTTP request and it gives also the corresponding .NET code using the Winbooks.Apis.Services.
For .NET developers
For .NET developpers
If you develop in .NET, we suggest that you use the Winbooks.Apis.Services as it is easier to use the WinBooks on Web API through this way.
We invite you to read the document Use the Winbooks.Apis.Services.
When client is granted rights to access folder, client and REST API can make a "communication" for query, insert, update and delete data.
In our REST API, the small unit of data is an object. Each object has a unique URL so client and API are able to know what object they are "talking" about. For a recap:
URL for single data:
Formula: { REST API Host } / app / { Winbooks OM } / { Code } / Folder / { FolderCode }
Example: https://rapi.winbooksonweb.be / app / Customer / SARA / Folder / PARFIWEB_DEMO
URL for plural data:
Formula: { REST API Host } / app / { Winbooks OMS } / Folder / { FolderCode }
Example: https://rapi.winbooksonweb.be / app / Customers / Folder / PARFIWEB_DEMO
Every request needs to include access token in header that follows the below format:
Authorization : Bearer {access_token}
