This document discusses using Site Manager functionality and data from within other applications through web services. It explains that web services allow Site Manager data and widgets to be accessed and managed from desktop gadgets, mobile apps, and other applications. The document also provides examples of how to make requests to the Site Manager web services using WSDL and XSD files to parse the response and display the required information, such as through a JavaScript web service call.

1. Inter-operability and Site Manager

2. Inter-operability!
• Use Site Manager functionality from within your
own application
• Manage Site Manager from your own
application
Why Web Services? 2

3. Where to use Web Services
• Site Manager widgets
• Windows desktop gadgets
• Mobile applications
Why Web Services? 3

4. How to request and use the information
• Wsdl & xsd files for request/response
information
• Parse results and display as required
• https://extranet.terminalfour.com/documentati
on/webservices/index.html
Why Web Services? 4

5. Javascript Web Service Call
…
var h = {request:{
search:{
'@username':'true',
'@firstname':'true',
'@lastname':'false', '@email':'false',
search_term:sUser,
'@auth_levels':'0,1,2,40,50'}}};
…
Why Web Services? 5