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{ "method": "clients.editForm", "params": { "id_clients": 11, "SID": "1-bmdgeu6bn22jlmkuffg391t513" }, "id": 1 } |
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{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1, "result": { "code": true, "session_id": "1-bmdgeu6bn22jlmkuffg391t513", "messages": [], "return": { "client": { "id": 11, "name": "Customer A", "groups": "Customers", "c_dt": "2013-03-30 16:26:15+03", "status": "active", "credit": 100, "c_company": "Mancy", "c_address": null, "c_email": "[email protected]", "c_email_tech": "[email protected]", "c_email_billing": "[email protected]", "c_email_rates": "[email protected]", "id_currencies": 27 }, }, "errors": [] } } |
Examples: PHP Library
For you convenience, it is always better to have higher level class on top of the simple RPC protocol. You can download an example of such class for PHP. Below is example:
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include 'class.VcsApi.php'; // create an API object $api = new VcsApi('vcs.demo.jerasoft.net', 'demo', 'demo', 80); // make a call to the API $data = $api->clients->editForm(array('id_clients' => 8)); /* VcsApiResponse Object ( ( [code] => 1 [messages] => Array ( ) [data] => Array ( [client] => Array ( [id] => 8 [id_companies] => 3 [type] => 0 [cc_serial] => [name] => Customer 01 [groups] => Vendors, IntraLATA-IntraState, IntraLATA-InterState, InterLATA-IntraState, InterLATA-InterState, Customers [c_dt] => 2012-03-20 09:29:49+00 [status] => active [credit] => 1000 ... ) ) ) */ |
Examples: Python Library
To download a sample library for Python, please visit /usropt/localjerasoft/vcs/libcore/pycore/tools/vcsapi.py. It will simplify work with API. You can find an example below:
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import vcsapi # create an API object api = vcsapi.Api('vcs-demo.jerasoft.net', 'demo', 'demo', 443) # make a call to the API response = api.clients.editForm({'id_clients': 8}) print response.code # True print response.messages # [ ] print response.data # {'client': {'id': 8, 'type': 0, 'name': 'Customer 01', ...}} |
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In order to find out arguments for this method, you may look for HTTP request in your browser (using FireBug in Firefox, Developer Tools in Chrome). Another way is to check for dump in /usropt/localjerasoft/vcs/var-data/log/runtime.log which looks like:
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