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Some questions about the API: msg#00009cms.opengroupware.xmlrpc.devel
howdy, I am on the JOGI Team that is currently trying to write a Java API for accessing OGo via XML-RPC; There should be some release this or next week, but before that, we need some information that we cannot gather from the supplied documentation; We have been using the german SKYRIX XML-RPC documentation, but have found it lacking in some areas. Our questions: - What is this "number" that is referred to in the doc some of the XMLRPC calls (eg. account.getByNumber); is this supposed to be the ID, or is this something completely different? - ID: +does every document type have an ID? it seems like about all parts of the XML-RPC have an *.fetchIds or *.getByID call, except for project.*; + is this ID unique for each document or just for a document type; ie. can 2 documents have the same ID if they are eg. an Account and an Appointment? + what is the ID or what is it supposed to contain? Some XMLRPC sample calls simply pass a number as argument, whereas others pass an URI that contains the ID number; - Account: + does an Account have a "name" field? the example calls suggest that, but it does not seem correct, or at least the description of the Account document does not show it; + is there an easy way to get from an Account to a Person document? the only possibility I can think of would be some query like 'fetchPerson("login like xyz")' (where xyz is the login); + does every Account have an associated Person document? - Enterprise: what fields does this document contain? There is no description of it in the documentation; - FetchSpecification: this name is used throughout the doc as a type for argument; but for Account, Person, etc. it is basically a document with a "qualifier" and a "sortOrdering" field; BUT for Appointment (in its fetch* functions) it is a document with at least a "startDate" and/or an "endDate" field; I have looked at the WebObjects documentation of some classes, and I found the EOFetchSpecification class, which looks like the first kind (qualifier and sortOrdering) fields); OK, quite a lot of questions; but I hope someone of the OGo crew can answer them; murphee -- OpenGroupware.org XML-RPC xmlrpc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/xmlrpc
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