Web Services Overview
Web services provide Cascade Server users with a powerful way to work with the system by providing a very core interface with which to interact.
- Web Services Operations
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This section provides iformation about the create, edit, read, delete, publish, and authenticate operations.- Create and Edit Operation »
- Read Operation »
- Authentication
For each operation, it is necessary to include authentication information. - Delete Operation
Use the delete operation to delete any asset in Cascade Server. - Publish Operation
This operation will publish a File, Folder, Page, Target, Destination, or Publish Set. - Message Operations
These operations will send, list, delete and mark messages. - Read Audits Operation
This operation will return a list of audits for a particular asset - Access Rights Operations
These operations will view and edit access rights. - Batch Operation
The batch operation is a simple way of accomplishing multiple operations while only transmitting a single soap request/response. - Workflow and Web Services Operations
When a user making a edit, create, or delete request does not have the role/permissions to bypass workflow, it is necessary to include workflow information in the request message. - Introduction to Web Services Operations
When looking through the WSDL, you can find all of the operations available along with their responses at the top. - Authenticate Operation
Use this operation to authenticate user credentials against Cascade Server. - Search Operation
This operation will search the assets in Cascade Server and return a list of matches.
- Web Services Skeleton Project
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The following steps will help to get started with building a java-based web services application. - Introduction to Web Services
The interface of Cascade Server provides methods to create, edit, read, and delete all assets and components in the software.
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