Posted by easycombvba on December 9, 2012 at 10:31pm
Hi there..
I'm currently developing an android app with the following features:
Node listing, adding and editing (title, content, publishing options)
Taxonomy Vocabularies (CRUD)
Taxonomy Terms (CRUD)
And Website setting (still to be done)
All this using Services REST.
However I have a few question.
When calling a node using REST I'm dont seem to be able to get the node body.. Anyone here has Experience with this?
And second question: What would you like to be able to do from your mobile app?
Just to clarify, its a full android app, so no html/js/php just Java for the amazing speed (this are allready working) and it will be available in the app store as soon as its finished..
Please help me on my points..
Comments
Do you got a code sample how
Do you got a code sample how you call the node, and how you read the data?
maybe you can post a dump of the data that you do get when running the andriod app.
Its a pure json response i
Its a pure json response i receice.. For example visit: http://dev.easycom.be/default/node.json
Edit:
Just figured it out. Before i was calling my node with "node.json?parameters[nid]".
When calling them like this: /default/node/9999.json you get the full body
Founder of oozyo.com/modelgezocht.be
Main designer/developer at easycom
Nice, good job!
Nice, good job!
New question
Where can I find a list of all the available variables?
Founder of oozyo.com/modelgezocht.be
Main designer/developer at easycom
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