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The ETL Framework natively supports REST based Web services. You don't need to do anything special, just make sure sources are linked to the GET endpoints and destinations - to the PUT or POST endpoints.
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The ETL Framework natively supports REST based Web services. You don't need to do anything special, just make sure your source connection is set to the one linked to the GET endpoint and destinations - to the PUT or POST endpoint.
  
 
Use JSON, XML or text to serialize datasets and objects.
 
Use JSON, XML or text to serialize datasets and objects.
  
You can include access tokens into the endpoint URLs. Example: https://host/rest/v1/data/?filter=123&access_token={access_token}. You will need to set access_token as a system property. Please see examples below:
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You can customize URL using {token}.
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For example connection below points to the GET REST endpoint which requires access token:
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<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
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        <connection alias="Some REST endpoint">
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            <url>https://host/rest/v1/data/?filter=123&access_token={access_token}.</url>
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            <connector>com.toolsverse.etl.connector.json.JsonConnector</connector>
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            <transport>com.toolsverse.io.HttpProcessor</transport>
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        </connection>
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</syntaxhighlight>
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You will need to set access_token as a system property. Please see examples below:
  
 
[https://www.toolsverse.com/products/etl-framework/examples/web_services/http_get.shtml Example of the GET request]
 
[https://www.toolsverse.com/products/etl-framework/examples/web_services/http_get.shtml Example of the GET request]
  
 
[https://www.toolsverse.com/products/etl-framework/examples/web_services/http_put.shtml Example of the POST request]
 
[https://www.toolsverse.com/products/etl-framework/examples/web_services/http_put.shtml Example of the POST request]

Revision as of 00:38, 10 February 2015

The ETL Framework natively supports REST based Web services. You don't need to do anything special, just make sure your source connection is set to the one linked to the GET endpoint and destinations - to the PUT or POST endpoint.

Use JSON, XML or text to serialize datasets and objects.

You can customize URL using {token}.

For example connection below points to the GET REST endpoint which requires access token:

        <connection alias="Some REST endpoint">
            <url>https://host/rest/v1/data/?filter=123&access_token={access_token}.</url>
            <connector>com.toolsverse.etl.connector.json.JsonConnector</connector>
            <transport>com.toolsverse.io.HttpProcessor</transport>
        </connection>

You will need to set access_token as a system property. Please see examples below:

Example of the GET request

Example of the POST request