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Entice yourself with the wide range of benefits offered by the Web services such as scalability, portability, security, flexibility, and what not! All this is now possible through Canvas as it has stepped up to your expectations and provides you hassle-free configuration of RESTful Web services using Studio.
This excludes the need to write instruction class to perform the following actions:

  • To connect to the Web service.
  • To provide a request payload (data that needs to be retrieved from or pushed into the system).
  • To parse the response to the payload request.

Exciting features to look out for are:

  • Use GET or POST methods to connect to a Web service.
  • Connect RESTful Web services that are based on the 'No Authentication', 'oAuth 2' or 'API Key' authorization mechanism.
  • Display data fetched from the Web service in a grid view.
  • Post or publish data captured in forms to the Web service.



Figure 1: Web Services Connection
For more information on this feature, refer the following documents:

  • Canvas Technology 18.1 – Connecting to a Web Service using Canvas.zip.
  • Canvas Technology 18.1 – Request Modeler.pdf.


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