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David James started following the question "Security clarification" in tarpipe.
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David James replied on June 06, 2009 11:33 to the question "With API 2.0, what should /workflow/start look like?" in tarpipe:
Thank you.
I'd not noticed the ?id= on the end of the edit workflow URL - can I suggest it would be worth adding a note to the 2.0 API documentation saying that the id can be seen here? I think it would also be useful if the id were displayed on the workflows page.
I think it would also be useful if the 2.0 API documentation included your notes "You can send any POST field you like as long as it's available as a REST decoder output" in the /workflow/start section and "With the adhoc workflow you can send *any* POST fields you like, not just those described as an output of the REST decoder" in the /workflow/start/adhoc section. -
David James replied on June 05, 2009 01:01 to the question "With API 2.0, what should /workflow/start look like?" in tarpipe:
I can now answer some of my own questions (in case anyone else is struggling with the same questions):
the id isn't the API token displayed on the workflow page; it can be found in the information returned by /workflow/shortinfo/all. So far as I can see it's not shown anywhere on the workflow web page.
The body of the POST is multipart/form-data.
title and body fields work. I'm guessing (based on what the Rest Decoder shows, though I've not yet tried) that image and url may also be available fields.
Having got /workflow/start/<id> to work, I kown have a transaction-id and /activity/workflow/<tid> also works.
That leaves /workflow/adhoc/start to try ...
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David James asked a question in tarpipe on June 03, 2009 23:17:
With API 2.0, what should /workflow/start look like?I'm making reasonable progress in understanding the API 2.0.
Using perl, I've managed to make calls successfully to everything except /workflow/start/<id>, /workflow/adhoc/start and /activity/workflow/<tid>
I'm struggling with /workflow/start/<id> ...
What is the <id> - is it the long hex string that is shown on the workflows page under the text "to run this workflow use the API token: "?
How should the body of the POST be formatted - is it multipart/form-data? I'm assuming the fields are title and body - is that correct?
My current attempts are returning a "400 Bad Request" with ErrorMessage = "No matching workflow" which makes me think I'm specifying the <id> wrongly.
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David James asked a question in tarpipe on June 01, 2009 12:39:
How to get a consumer key & secret for API 2.0?How do I get a consumer key & secret to try our the 2.0 API? I emailed dev@ tarpipe.com (as the 2.0 API documentation says) about 10 days ago and have heard nothing back - is this still the mechanism? -
David James replied on May 04, 2009 22:18 to the question "Facebook authorization not working" in tarpipe:
So could you perhaps note this on the accounts page so that we don't all waste our time wondering why it doesn't work. Also Jaiku (where you've replied to my question saying that their API has changed). Finally, rejaw is shutting down on 31 May and not now accepting new registrations - it might be worth noting this too. -
David James asked a question in tarpipe on May 04, 2009 17:00:
How do I set up a Jaiku account?On the accounts page, what do I need to enter as credentails for Jaiku? I'm putting my Jaiku username in the first box. In the second box I've tried my Jaiku password, and both the key and the secret from a Jaiku API key I generated. Everything I've tried gives me "Invalid username or personal key" - how do I get a personal key fro Jaiku? -
David James replied on May 04, 2009 16:46 to the problem "Facebook Authorization" in tarpipe:
I also am unable to authorise facebook.
Internet Explorer shows the yellow exclamation mark at the bottom left. The error information is:
Line: 31
Char: 1
Error: 'FB.Connect' is null or not an object
Code: 0
URL: http://tarpipe.com/accounts/facebook/...
