Fabric supports 2 types of Web Services:
Product built-in Web Services, is divided into:
Custom-Built Web Services, that are developed as part of the project's implementation, according to dedicated project needs.
Fabric Web Services apply and follow REST API guidelines and standards.
Fabric provides an Open API testing utility (based on Swagger) as part of the Web Framework applications, where an implementor can test web services of any type listed above.
To learn more about built-in out-of-the-box Logical Units and Common tables Web Services - read here.
To learn more about Fabric built-in Web Services - read here.
To learn more about creating and handling project's custom-built Web Service - read here.
Fabric supports 2 types of Web Services:
Product built-in Web Services, is divided into:
Custom-Built Web Services, that are developed as part of the project's implementation, according to dedicated project needs.
Fabric Web Services apply and follow REST API guidelines and standards.
Fabric provides an Open API testing utility (based on Swagger) as part of the Web Framework applications, where an implementor can test web services of any type listed above.
To learn more about built-in out-of-the-box Logical Units and Common tables Web Services - read here.
To learn more about Fabric built-in Web Services - read here.
To learn more about creating and handling project's custom-built Web Service - read here.