I have to create a web panel for Voipswitch by using their API provided on this website. Visit to take a look at the api. They use json rpc 2.0 which I've never used before. How can I make requests in json rpc using Django as my framework for the panel?
I can capture the post data from users, but how do I implement it in an api call?
Use the 'requests' package, or urllib2
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/jsonrpc2
http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/
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Scenario: My angular page should be receiving a POST request with JSON data from SpringBoot API.
Consider this as a work example: When client clicks on login on an angular webpage, the login info would be sent through JSON to SpringBoot where it will validate the user,if it returns true, the same JSON would then be forwarded back to webpage as POST, where it will be captured and then worked on(displayed for example).
Now, as per this link, it is said that POST requests cannot be received on Angular but need Express for the same. Is it true? or is there any other way to receive POST requests from API using Angular? I'm googling on this from many days and haven't found anything relevant that confirms this and needed a closure.
Angular is a library for providing a user interface in a browser (which is a type of HTTP client).
To listen for an HTTP request you need an HTTP server (such as Apache HTTPD, Lighttpd, NGINX, something built with Node.js+Express, etc, etc, etc).
is there any other way to receive POST requests from API using Angular?
No
should be receiving a POST request with JSON data from SpringBoot API.
Spring is a Java framework for running a webservice.
Typically it receives HTTP requests and makes HTTP responses.
While you could make HTTP requests from it (i.e. when a client makes an HTTP request to a Spring API, the Spring API then makes an HTTP request to another web service and uses the data in the response to construct its own response to the original request)…
… it sounds like you have the wrong end of the stick and really need to make an HTTP POST request from Angular to Spring and then read the HTTP response in Angular.
i.e. Ajax.
I was wondering how I could link my application to kraken.com server.
For example, making a login activity that sends the username and password to the server and if it's correct, open another activity.
The kraken's API is given by the following link: https://www.kraken.com/help/api
The problem is that I don't know how this API exactly works. How can I make HTTP Request and what is json? Consider I'm new in this area (API).
So firstly, JSON stand for Javascript Object Notation, it's a syntax for exchanging or storing data.
I'm assuming you're using Java since you're using Android Studio.
Looking at Kraken's API page: https://www.kraken.com/help/api#example-api-code
They don't currently have support a 3rd party Java Library for API access. So you would be looking a using a RESTful approach.
Here is an example of how to use that approach in Java: https://www.mkyong.com/webservices/jax-rs/restfull-java-client-with-java-net-url/
I have a URL to rest web service (made in WCF with JSON endpoint) that I call by passing JSON with all parameters.
But I don't know some parameters names.
Is there some tool where I can enter service URL and method name to get JSON example that I must pass to this method?
I know that tools like this exist for SOAP services but I need for REST.
I just tried to use wcf test client but I can't load the JSON endpoint it's only for SOAP.
...svc/json
There are various addons for rest and soap services. you can try as per your requirement.
I am trying to make twitter api requests in my browser (I wan to look at the JSON before writing code to parse it in my android app) but every request is returning:
{"errors":[{"message":"Bad Authentication data","code":215}]}
So how do I properly authenticate the request?
I've been using OAuth.io for a while to do proper authenticated requests: they specifically have a feature called Request API or something like that: check their Documentation this might help you I hope.
I need to be able to consume some JSON data in a POST request from another web app. I have tried looking at the various methods on the Request class, but nothing seems to give me the JSON I need.
Using Request.Form will not work, since it is not coming from a form, but another web app. The content type is application/json, and from examining the whole HTTP request, I know the JSON is in there. What is the best way to get at this JSON data?
Note: I am working from within an action on a controller.
I think you can get your JSON from your model parameter inside the Action of the Controller. Check out this article that explains a bit of what I mean.
You can also read this one for reference
Since you are consuming data from another web app I would use a REST web service instead of a controller in an MVC application. You cans use the ASP.NET Web API which makes it easy to setup a REST web API and it is tightly integrated in with MVC 4, which is now in Beta. If the communication is cross domain (i.e. different servers and/or ports) you will need to use JSONP. You can go to this StackOverflow QA for directions on how to use JSONP with Web API.