Difference between revisions of "Retain Server"
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This page follows the navigation menu in the RetainServer web interface. Each menu item below links to its own separate wiki page for details about that topic. | This page follows the navigation menu in the RetainServer web interface. Each menu item below links to its own separate wiki page for details about that topic. | ||
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| + | ==REST API== | ||
| + | Retain now has an API using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer REST protocol], which allows third party developers to hook into Retain and add value. Retain is fully integrated with Two Roads and BBM Protected at the moment. We are in talks with other companies at this time as well. | ||
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| + | An example of the value a third party could add to Retain is analytics software. Rather than GWAVA having to develop the code that we do not specialize in, we can allow other specialized software that performs analytics hook into Retain. | ||
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| + | So, if a customer wants to know if Retain has an API, the answer is '''yes!''' | ||
==Troubleshooting== | ==Troubleshooting== | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 16 July 2015
This page follows the navigation menu in the RetainServer web interface. Each menu item below links to its own separate wiki page for details about that topic.
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REST API
Retain now has an API using the REST protocol, which allows third party developers to hook into Retain and add value. Retain is fully integrated with Two Roads and BBM Protected at the moment. We are in talks with other companies at this time as well.
An example of the value a third party could add to Retain is analytics software. Rather than GWAVA having to develop the code that we do not specialize in, we can allow other specialized software that performs analytics hook into Retain.
So, if a customer wants to know if Retain has an API, the answer is yes!
Troubleshooting
When tomcat is in the state of not responding, please do this:
- Windows: jstack <pid>
- Linux: kill -3 <pid>
Afterwards get the catalina.out. If necessary, we can send that to development for review.
