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The frevvo Data API provides a simple protocol for viewing and managing frevvo resources such as forms, projects, styles, schemas, etc. The API extends the Google Data API framework, is HTTP and XML-based and uses the Atom Syndication Format with a few extensions following Atom's standard extension model. Java and .Net are the language-specific wrappers around the API. Atom also provides the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP), an HTTP-based application protocol for publishing and editing resources on the web. The APP specification is an emerging standard being developed by the IETF that allows you to send an HTTP GET request to ask for a particular resource such as a form or schema; a representation of that resource is returned in the Atom Syndication format. You can also create, edit and delete resources using standard HTTP POST, PUT and DELETE methods, respectively. Atom provides a protocol in line with the REST approach to web service interfaces. Note |
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In v9.1 and later frevvo's "Applications" are known as "Projects." The API objects and methods still use the word Application. |
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Although our APIs are based on the Atom Publishing Protocol and the Atom Syndication Protocol and can be accessed on any language/platform that can interact with HTTP endpoints and can process XML documents, we provide a Java Client and a .Net Client that can be used to easily connect to frevvo from Java and Windows or Mono, respectively.
You will need to install a client library in order to use the API. See Installing the Client Library and Dependencies below.
Java Client API
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The Design-time Integration tutorial is a very good place to get a quick overview of how to use the Java API. |
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