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a rest connector?

What about a rest connector? This way as a developer i could connect with anything. I'm not talking about the restDecoder but a "restOutput connector...?". I could insert the service url and the connector could just post a blob of data to it...?

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Bruno Pedro, Official Rep, replied on May 04, 2009 22:34
I'm happy to say that we finally implemented a REST connector. This connector is now available to anyone but still on testing mode.

This connector will post a JSON encoded string to the URL provided to the serviceUrl input. This behavior was chosen for its compatibility with the Yahoo! Pipes Web Service module (http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/docs?doc...).

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Bruno Pedro, Official Rep, replied on December 15, 2008 02:09

Thanks for the feedback voxmachina,

We're actually working on this for some time now and we'll be releasing it soon. We'll let you know when it becomes available.

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gms8994 replied on March 12, 2009 19:44

Any update on this?

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Bruno Pedro, Official Rep, replied on May 04, 2009 22:34

I'm happy to say that we finally implemented a REST connector. This connector is now available to anyone but still on testing mode.

This connector will post a JSON encoded string to the URL provided to the serviceUrl input. This behavior was chosen for its compatibility with the Yahoo! Pipes Web Service module (http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/docs?doc...).

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Jonathan Lister commented on May 29, 2009 15:33

This REST connector is COOL. However, my use case is sending data to a Yahoo! Pipe, and the response (if you ask for JSON) comes in a format where the JSON has 'count' and a 'value' fields, rather than the 'items' field that this connector expects. I think this means that I can't use this connector directly with a Yahoo! Pipe.

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caramboo replied on May 19, 2009 09:06

Would it be possible to show an example workflow using the REST connector. What I want to achieve is the ability to use this connector to send images to places such as mobypicture or tweetphoto.

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DJ Adams commented on May 22, 2009 06:30

I wrote a short blog post on the REST connector that you might find useful. http://www.pipetree.com/qmacro/blog/2...

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