Ralph van Etten wrote: > Perhaps you can try the version without SSL? > > http://mr.dev.medvision360.org/mr/apidocs/#!/
Yes, Ralph, that version works for me. Also, for the record, Ralph made the server less strict so that the original link that he gave us http://mr.dev.medvision360.org/mr/apidocs/#!/ also works for me now. > I agree with what you are saying and using a REST API directly in a > application which is not a JavaScript application running in a web browser > can be a challenge. Ah hah, that one sentence clarifies a lot! As so often is the case, it?s all about context. > https://javadoc.medvision360.org/model-client-jee/latest/latest/index.html?nl/medrecord/model/client/procedure/oq45/Oq45Resource.html I have the same SSL certificate problem here. It won?t let me in. > BTW. for consuming REST APIs you should check out http://swagger.io/ > It can generate those proxy classes for you. It is not what we are currently > using because our solution predates swagger but I am considering upgrading :) Now this looks interesting, especially the bit that says, "almost every modern programming language and deployment environment.? Peter
