This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
Lunacloud's Compute RESTful API - Programmer's GuideLunacloud
This document provides a programmer's guide to accessing Lunacloud's compute resources via a RESTful API. It describes how to perform operations like obtaining server lists, starting/stopping servers, creating/deleting servers, managing firewall rules and images, and more. The guide covers RESTful API basics, HTTP methods, data formats, and provides a reference of specific API calls organized by resource type and operation. Code samples and instructions for testing requests are also included.
Monitors the external connection through Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP Proxy) to Exchange mailing system. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=es&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=571
The document discusses securing an Apache web server. Key points include:
- Hardening the operating system and only running Apache on the server
- Restricting Apache modules and features to only those necessary
- Running Apache in a chroot jail to limit its access to the file system
- Configuring Apache, related modules like PHP/Perl, and prerequisites securely
Salesforce Integration using REST SOAP and HTTP calloutsRAMNARAYAN R
This document discusses various ways to integrate Salesforce with external systems including inbound and outbound integrations using REST, SOAP, and Salesforce to Salesforce. It provides steps to set up remote site settings to allow callouts to external URLs and examples of Apex code to make GET and POST calls to an external Heroku endpoint. It also covers exposing Apex classes through REST APIs or SOAP web services and testing callouts using mock callouts.
English version of the presentation given at MUM BG 2014.
Errata:
Slide 6:
- PHP_CompatInfo for the first API client actually shows compatibility with 5.0+.
Slide 18:
- It is possible to run an API application on the same router, using MetaRouter/KVM, as long as the host has sufficient spare RAM to allocate for it, and the guest OS is one where you're allowed to install custom software.
The document discusses PHP Tainted variables, a security feature for PHP that tracks tainted data through a program and detects vulnerabilities like code injection. It propagates taint status through operations and detects when tainted data reaches sensitive sinks like echo without sanitization. It has low 1-2% runtime overhead and supports configurable enforcement levels from logging to termination. The project aims to make taint tracking a realistic always-on option for PHP applications.
Beyond XP_CMDSHELL: Owning the Empire Through SQL ServerNetSPI
Scott Sutherland and Alexander Leary present at Secure360 Twin Cities 2018 on Owning the Empire Through SQL Server.
Presentation includes five objectives:
- Get Access
- Hide from Audit Controls
- Execute OS Commands
- Use SQL Server as a breach head
- Detect OS Comment Execution
Questions? Contact @0xbadjuju or @_nullbind on Twitter.
This document describes transport, protocol, and individual methods available via the Metasploit Remote API. This API can be used to programmatically drive the Metasploit Framework and Metasploit Pro products.
Lunacloud's Compute RESTful API - Programmer's GuideLunacloud
This document provides a programmer's guide to accessing Lunacloud's compute resources via a RESTful API. It describes how to perform operations like obtaining server lists, starting/stopping servers, creating/deleting servers, managing firewall rules and images, and more. The guide covers RESTful API basics, HTTP methods, data formats, and provides a reference of specific API calls organized by resource type and operation. Code samples and instructions for testing requests are also included.
Monitors the external connection through Outlook Anywhere (RPC over HTTP Proxy) to Exchange mailing system. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=es&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=571
The document discusses securing an Apache web server. Key points include:
- Hardening the operating system and only running Apache on the server
- Restricting Apache modules and features to only those necessary
- Running Apache in a chroot jail to limit its access to the file system
- Configuring Apache, related modules like PHP/Perl, and prerequisites securely
Salesforce Integration using REST SOAP and HTTP calloutsRAMNARAYAN R
This document discusses various ways to integrate Salesforce with external systems including inbound and outbound integrations using REST, SOAP, and Salesforce to Salesforce. It provides steps to set up remote site settings to allow callouts to external URLs and examples of Apex code to make GET and POST calls to an external Heroku endpoint. It also covers exposing Apex classes through REST APIs or SOAP web services and testing callouts using mock callouts.
English version of the presentation given at MUM BG 2014.
Errata:
Slide 6:
- PHP_CompatInfo for the first API client actually shows compatibility with 5.0+.
Slide 18:
- It is possible to run an API application on the same router, using MetaRouter/KVM, as long as the host has sufficient spare RAM to allocate for it, and the guest OS is one where you're allowed to install custom software.
The document discusses PHP Tainted variables, a security feature for PHP that tracks tainted data through a program and detects vulnerabilities like code injection. It propagates taint status through operations and detects when tainted data reaches sensitive sinks like echo without sanitization. It has low 1-2% runtime overhead and supports configurable enforcement levels from logging to termination. The project aims to make taint tracking a realistic always-on option for PHP applications.
Beyond XP_CMDSHELL: Owning the Empire Through SQL ServerNetSPI
Scott Sutherland and Alexander Leary present at Secure360 Twin Cities 2018 on Owning the Empire Through SQL Server.
Presentation includes five objectives:
- Get Access
- Hide from Audit Controls
- Execute OS Commands
- Use SQL Server as a breach head
- Detect OS Comment Execution
Questions? Contact @0xbadjuju or @_nullbind on Twitter.
This document describes transport, protocol, and individual methods available via the Metasploit Remote API. This API can be used to programmatically drive the Metasploit Framework and Metasploit Pro products.
This document discusses tools for testing web services over HTTP in Python. It introduces HTTPie, a command line tool for making HTTP requests, and Behave, a behavior-driven development tool that uses the Gherkin language to write human-readable test cases. The document provides examples of using HTTPie to debug services and Behave steps to test authentication on a sample API.
The document discusses PHP functions for ZIP files, filesystems, and calendars. It provides examples of ZIP functions like zip_open() and zip_read() to open and read ZIP files. Filesystem functions like basename() and is_writable() are described to manipulate system files. Calendar functions like cal_days_in_month() and cal_to_jd() allow working with different calendar formats by converting between Julian dates and calendar representations. Code examples demonstrate using several of these functions.
This document summarizes the key configuration options and settings in the PHP initialization file (php.ini). It outlines the order PHP searches for this file, describes the development and production php.ini files, and provides an overview of common php.ini directives for expressions, errors, syntax highlighting, paths/directories, and more. Key settings for different PHP modules are also highlighted.
This document discusses designing REST APIs using RAML (Representational State Transfer API Modeling Language). It covers topics like POST requests to create new entries, URI parameters to support dynamic data, including example files, securing APIs with authentication, mocking services for testing, and sharing RAML definitions with other users.
The document provides an overview of basic PHP concepts including syntax, arrays, conditional statements, loops, forms, functions, and operators. It explains that PHP code is executed on the server and plain HTML is sent to the browser. It also demonstrates how to create arrays, if/else statements, for loops, handle form input, build functions, and use basic math operators in PHP code.
This document summarizes the decoder API for a device, including:
1) Various API endpoints for getting and setting network, codec, playback, and transcoding settings.
2) Examples of calling the APIs and sample request/response formats.
3) Details on adding HTTP authorization headers, uploading files, and rebooting the device.
4) Notes on parameters that may differ depending on the specific device instance.
Understanding and testing restful web servicesmwinteringham
The document provides an overview of understanding and testing RESTful web services. It discusses exploring the basics of RESTful web services using Postman, building requests to query and manipulate data, and learning different test design techniques. It also introduces the Restful-Booker API as an example to work with.
The document discusses designing REST APIs using RAML (RESTful API Modeling Language). It explains that RAML allows for easy creation, design, and testing of REST APIs. It provides details on how to design a RAML file, including adding resources, methods, query parameters, and responses. The document gives an example of designing a GET method for a "/pheripherals" resource that retrieves records based on a required "ItemCode" query parameter and describes possible 200, 400, and 500 level responses.
Making Sense of APEX Security by Christoph RuepprichEnkitec
This document discusses various topics related to authentication and authorization in Apex, including:
- Different authentication types like Apex, LDAP, database accounts, and single sign-on
- How authentication and login/logout processing works in Apex
- Authorization at the application, page, and item levels
- Group management and checking group membership
- Security settings and reports in Apex
This document provides a guide to configuring the Apache web server. It begins with basic setup instructions, covering verifying the installation, editing configuration files, creating HTML documents, starting the server, and accessing the website locally and externally. It then covers more advanced topics like using directory, files, and location tags; redirecting URLs; setting up virtual hosts; loading modules; using .htaccess files; and securing the server with encrypted sessions and SSL/TLS certificates. The document is intended to help new Linux and Windows users become proficient with Apache.
PHP is a widely used open source scripting language that is embedded in HTML and interpreted by servers to produce dynamic web pages. It supports features like variables, functions, arrays, sessions, cookies, and connecting to databases like MySQL. PHP code is written in .php files and contains HTML tags. It allows combining of HTML markup and PHP code to create dynamic content.
Pragmatic RESTful API principles, along with a solid consumption architecture, can allow for a great amount of automation in your program development. At the same time, securing the application can be extremely tricky from JavaScript.
In this session we will explore several principles behind RESTful API design and consumption using JavaScript, many of the standards that were integrated in the redevelopment of the PayPal API architecture in the new RESTful APIs.
We will cover many of these architecture standards, including:
- Building in action automation using HATEOAS
- OAuth 2 in the JavaScript model
- The challenges behind secure resource consumption through JavaScript
SQL injection attacks occur when user-supplied input is inserted into SQL statements without proper validation or escaping. This can allow attackers to view sensitive data or even modify databases by altering the structure of SQL queries. The document discusses how SQL injection works, provides examples, and recommends defenses like input validation, query parameterization, and limiting database permissions.
Everyone must migrate to PHP 7! Take advantage of exceptional performance improvements, cut your hardware use in half and enjoy the best of PHP. This workshop is for everyone that is still eyeing PHP 7 while still using PHP 5, and wants to review their 1 million LOC project before jumping to PHP 7. When migrating, we need to check old code and target only the interesting issues. This session will connect the backward incompatibilities and new features to their actual location in the code, relying on static analysis to quickly process a large code base. Based on our accumulated experience and tools, we'll review the issues, diagnose criticality, select the best fixes and prioritize the tasks. All tools are Open Source, and ready to be integrated into your project lifecycle.
This document discusses URL Scan, which is a web filtering tool used in ISA Server. It scans incoming web requests and only allows those that comply with configurable rules. The URLScan.ini configuration file contains sections that allow filtering web traffic based on HTTP verbs, headers, file extensions, URLs, and query strings. It helps improve server security by ensuring it only responds to valid requests.
The document discusses REST (REpresentational State Transfer), an architectural style for building distributed systems. It covers REST concepts like resources, representations, URIs, HTTP methods, caching, and versioning. It provides guidance on designing RESTful APIs, including determining resources, supported methods, and return codes. Content negotiation and tools for testing REST APIs are also mentioned.
The document describes the protocols used by Ulteo Open Virtual Desktop, including:
- HTTP and SSL for session establishment and management between clients and servers
- RDP for displaying remote desktops and applications on clients
- HTTP for communication between servers like the Session Manager and Application Servers
It provides details on establishing client sessions, the various web services used for session management, and the JavaScript API for launching sessions from web applications.
This document provides information about the author's trip to China. It summarizes that the author is staying in China, with highlights being that Beijing is the capital, located in southeast Asia along the Pacific coast. It also mentions visiting the Great Wall near Beijing, staying at the 5-star Paragon and Qarry hotels in Beijing, and plans to take the train to Shanghai next week.
This document provides information about the author's trip to China. It summarizes that the author is staying in China, with highlights being that Beijing is the capital, located in southeast Asia along the Pacific coast. It also mentions visiting the Paragon and Qarry hotels in Beijing, seeing the Great Wall near Beijing, and Chinese people being hardworking with black hair and eyes. Chinese cuisine includes rice, noodles, soybeans and wheat. Popular activities include the Lion Dance and Kung Fu. Traditional clothes and green tea are also noted. Next week, the author will travel to Shanghai by train, which is the largest city in China.
This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
The document provides a summary of global counters for various packet and system metrics collected over different time intervals. It shows counters related to packets, sessions, flows, applications, NAT, DFA, TCP, CTD, FPGA, AHO and other system aspects with metrics like packets transmitted, sessions installed, policy denials, fragmentations, predictions and more. The counters provide insights on system resource usage, traffic processing and drops across various components over time.
This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
This document discusses tools for testing web services over HTTP in Python. It introduces HTTPie, a command line tool for making HTTP requests, and Behave, a behavior-driven development tool that uses the Gherkin language to write human-readable test cases. The document provides examples of using HTTPie to debug services and Behave steps to test authentication on a sample API.
The document discusses PHP functions for ZIP files, filesystems, and calendars. It provides examples of ZIP functions like zip_open() and zip_read() to open and read ZIP files. Filesystem functions like basename() and is_writable() are described to manipulate system files. Calendar functions like cal_days_in_month() and cal_to_jd() allow working with different calendar formats by converting between Julian dates and calendar representations. Code examples demonstrate using several of these functions.
This document summarizes the key configuration options and settings in the PHP initialization file (php.ini). It outlines the order PHP searches for this file, describes the development and production php.ini files, and provides an overview of common php.ini directives for expressions, errors, syntax highlighting, paths/directories, and more. Key settings for different PHP modules are also highlighted.
This document discusses designing REST APIs using RAML (Representational State Transfer API Modeling Language). It covers topics like POST requests to create new entries, URI parameters to support dynamic data, including example files, securing APIs with authentication, mocking services for testing, and sharing RAML definitions with other users.
The document provides an overview of basic PHP concepts including syntax, arrays, conditional statements, loops, forms, functions, and operators. It explains that PHP code is executed on the server and plain HTML is sent to the browser. It also demonstrates how to create arrays, if/else statements, for loops, handle form input, build functions, and use basic math operators in PHP code.
This document summarizes the decoder API for a device, including:
1) Various API endpoints for getting and setting network, codec, playback, and transcoding settings.
2) Examples of calling the APIs and sample request/response formats.
3) Details on adding HTTP authorization headers, uploading files, and rebooting the device.
4) Notes on parameters that may differ depending on the specific device instance.
Understanding and testing restful web servicesmwinteringham
The document provides an overview of understanding and testing RESTful web services. It discusses exploring the basics of RESTful web services using Postman, building requests to query and manipulate data, and learning different test design techniques. It also introduces the Restful-Booker API as an example to work with.
The document discusses designing REST APIs using RAML (RESTful API Modeling Language). It explains that RAML allows for easy creation, design, and testing of REST APIs. It provides details on how to design a RAML file, including adding resources, methods, query parameters, and responses. The document gives an example of designing a GET method for a "/pheripherals" resource that retrieves records based on a required "ItemCode" query parameter and describes possible 200, 400, and 500 level responses.
Making Sense of APEX Security by Christoph RuepprichEnkitec
This document discusses various topics related to authentication and authorization in Apex, including:
- Different authentication types like Apex, LDAP, database accounts, and single sign-on
- How authentication and login/logout processing works in Apex
- Authorization at the application, page, and item levels
- Group management and checking group membership
- Security settings and reports in Apex
This document provides a guide to configuring the Apache web server. It begins with basic setup instructions, covering verifying the installation, editing configuration files, creating HTML documents, starting the server, and accessing the website locally and externally. It then covers more advanced topics like using directory, files, and location tags; redirecting URLs; setting up virtual hosts; loading modules; using .htaccess files; and securing the server with encrypted sessions and SSL/TLS certificates. The document is intended to help new Linux and Windows users become proficient with Apache.
PHP is a widely used open source scripting language that is embedded in HTML and interpreted by servers to produce dynamic web pages. It supports features like variables, functions, arrays, sessions, cookies, and connecting to databases like MySQL. PHP code is written in .php files and contains HTML tags. It allows combining of HTML markup and PHP code to create dynamic content.
Pragmatic RESTful API principles, along with a solid consumption architecture, can allow for a great amount of automation in your program development. At the same time, securing the application can be extremely tricky from JavaScript.
In this session we will explore several principles behind RESTful API design and consumption using JavaScript, many of the standards that were integrated in the redevelopment of the PayPal API architecture in the new RESTful APIs.
We will cover many of these architecture standards, including:
- Building in action automation using HATEOAS
- OAuth 2 in the JavaScript model
- The challenges behind secure resource consumption through JavaScript
SQL injection attacks occur when user-supplied input is inserted into SQL statements without proper validation or escaping. This can allow attackers to view sensitive data or even modify databases by altering the structure of SQL queries. The document discusses how SQL injection works, provides examples, and recommends defenses like input validation, query parameterization, and limiting database permissions.
Everyone must migrate to PHP 7! Take advantage of exceptional performance improvements, cut your hardware use in half and enjoy the best of PHP. This workshop is for everyone that is still eyeing PHP 7 while still using PHP 5, and wants to review their 1 million LOC project before jumping to PHP 7. When migrating, we need to check old code and target only the interesting issues. This session will connect the backward incompatibilities and new features to their actual location in the code, relying on static analysis to quickly process a large code base. Based on our accumulated experience and tools, we'll review the issues, diagnose criticality, select the best fixes and prioritize the tasks. All tools are Open Source, and ready to be integrated into your project lifecycle.
This document discusses URL Scan, which is a web filtering tool used in ISA Server. It scans incoming web requests and only allows those that comply with configurable rules. The URLScan.ini configuration file contains sections that allow filtering web traffic based on HTTP verbs, headers, file extensions, URLs, and query strings. It helps improve server security by ensuring it only responds to valid requests.
The document discusses REST (REpresentational State Transfer), an architectural style for building distributed systems. It covers REST concepts like resources, representations, URIs, HTTP methods, caching, and versioning. It provides guidance on designing RESTful APIs, including determining resources, supported methods, and return codes. Content negotiation and tools for testing REST APIs are also mentioned.
The document describes the protocols used by Ulteo Open Virtual Desktop, including:
- HTTP and SSL for session establishment and management between clients and servers
- RDP for displaying remote desktops and applications on clients
- HTTP for communication between servers like the Session Manager and Application Servers
It provides details on establishing client sessions, the various web services used for session management, and the JavaScript API for launching sessions from web applications.
This document provides information about the author's trip to China. It summarizes that the author is staying in China, with highlights being that Beijing is the capital, located in southeast Asia along the Pacific coast. It also mentions visiting the Great Wall near Beijing, staying at the 5-star Paragon and Qarry hotels in Beijing, and plans to take the train to Shanghai next week.
This document provides information about the author's trip to China. It summarizes that the author is staying in China, with highlights being that Beijing is the capital, located in southeast Asia along the Pacific coast. It also mentions visiting the Paragon and Qarry hotels in Beijing, seeing the Great Wall near Beijing, and Chinese people being hardworking with black hair and eyes. Chinese cuisine includes rice, noodles, soybeans and wheat. Popular activities include the Lion Dance and Kung Fu. Traditional clothes and green tea are also noted. Next week, the author will travel to Shanghai by train, which is the largest city in China.
This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
The document provides a summary of global counters for various packet and system metrics collected over different time intervals. It shows counters related to packets, sessions, flows, applications, NAT, DFA, TCP, CTD, FPGA, AHO and other system aspects with metrics like packets transmitted, sessions installed, policy denials, fragmentations, predictions and more. The counters provide insights on system resource usage, traffic processing and drops across various components over time.
This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
This document provides an overview of the XML-based REST API for PAN-OS firewall and Panorama devices. It describes the different types of API requests including for device configuration, committing changes, and generating reports. The document outlines the required parameters for each request type and provides examples of common requests.
This document introduces a new text reference service where patrons can send questions to the library starting with "LION" by texting to a provided number. It explains how to compose and send a text question, providing an example of asking for closing hours. Patrons are encouraged to save the number and library name to easily use the texting reference service in the future.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
Necrosis is cell death resulting from progressive degenerative action of enzymes on lethally injured cells. It begins with impaired homeostasis leading to water and ion influx. Morphological changes include nuclear condensation or fragmentation, cytoplasmic eosinophilia, organelle damage, and membrane rupture. There are three main types - coagulative, liquefactive, and caseous. Coagulative necrosis occurs in solid organs from ischemia. Liquefactive necrosis results from enzymatic autolysis and hydrolysis. Caseous necrosis forms dry, cheesy material seen in tuberculosis. Necrosis causes inflammation while apoptosis is an orderly programmed cell death.
This document provides an overview of the 555 and 556 timer integrated circuits (ICs). It describes their pinouts, operating voltages, output capabilities, and common circuit configurations including astable (oscillator), monostable (one-shot), and bistable modes. Example circuits and applications are given for each mode to generate square waves, timed pulses, and simple memory functions. Guidelines for selecting component values to achieve desired timing are also provided.
This document provides information about different types of anesthesia. It discusses local anesthesia and general anesthesia. For general anesthesia, it describes the stages and classification into inhalation and intravenous agents. Specific agents are discussed like nitrous oxide, halothane, isoflurane, ketamine and propofol. Their properties, uses, and risks are summarized. For local anesthesia, the mechanisms of action, types of administration, advantages, and adverse effects are covered at a high level.
This document provides information about the author's trip to China. It summarizes that the author is staying in China, with highlights being that Beijing is the capital, located in southeast Asia along the Pacific coast. It also mentions visiting the Paragon and Qarry hotels in Beijing, seeing the Great Wall near Beijing, and Chinese people being hardworking with black hair and eyes. Chinese cuisine includes rice, noodles, soybeans and wheat. Popular activities include the Lion Dance and Kung Fu. Traditional clothes and green tea are also noted. Next week, the author will travel to Shanghai by train, which is the largest city in China.
This document provides an outline and overview of digital modulation techniques used for wireless communication, including:
- Common digital modulation schemes like M-ASK, M-PSK, M-FSK and their signal space representations
- Performance measures for modulation schemes such as bandwidth efficiency and power efficiency
- Why modulation is required to transmit baseband signals over wireless channels
- Examples of modulation schemes including BPSK, QPSK, and QAM signal constellations
- Key aspects of each modulation scheme like equivalent lowpass representations, basis functions, and signal energies
The document is from a course on wireless communications and introduces fundamental concepts of digital modulation.
The document summarizes the steps of composite restoration:
1. Isolation of the operating area is important, with rubber dam being the best method.
2. Both enamel and dentin are etched using phosphoric acid for different time periods to roughen the surfaces.
3. The surfaces are washed and dried before applying a bonding agent in liquid form, which is cured for 20 seconds.
4. Composite is built up incrementally with each layer cured for 20 seconds before adding more.
5. Finishing and polishing are done once the full restoration is complete.
The document discusses various types of oral pain such as those resulting from dental diseases like pulpitis or cysts, neurological diseases like Bell's palsy, and referred pain from other parts of the body. It provides details on the signs and symptoms, diagnostic features, and treatment of specific conditions. Additionally, it examines the relationship between anxiety and pain, the reasons for feeling pain, and the physiological mechanisms underlying the experience of pain.
Design Summit - RESTful API Overview - John HardyManageIQ
This is an overview of the new RESTful API in the ManageIQ Anand release. Build cross-cloud applications and management systems using ManageIQ as a developer platform.
More more on ManageIQ, see http://manageiq.org/
Resting on your laurels will get you pownedDinis Cruz
Presentation delivered at BlackHat 2013. See these posts for more details on the Demos: http://blog.diniscruz.com/2013/08/using-xmldecoder-to-execute-server-side.html ., http://blog.diniscruz.com/2013/08/neo4j-csrf-payload-to-start-processes.html
Basics of API Design and development. After the presentation, we developed a python flask-based app that you use to remind yourself anything via an api https://github.com/oquidave/reminderme
This document provides documentation for the TrackAbout API, including instructions for getting started, API concepts, request formats, authentication methods, and sample requests. It describes how to set up a test environment and API key, the required use of HTTPS and a user agent header. It also covers REST concepts, available formats, basic data types, and ways to authenticate including basic authentication using username and password or token authentication. Standard response patterns and identifiers are also defined.
With special guests Ron Ratovsky and Darrel Miller from the OpenAPI Initiative's Technical Steering Committee, this SmartBear webinar session covered the history of Swagger and the OpenAPI Specification, and all the latest changes in OAS 3.1.
The document provides an overview of using Swift to connect to networked APIs. It defines what a networked API is and describes two common API styles: RPC and REST. It then discusses REST APIs in more detail, covering the Richardson Maturity Model, HATEOAS, and Fielding's requirements for REST. The document demonstrates making HTTP requests in Swift, including preparing URLs and requests, performing requests, and handling authorization. It also briefly discusses Protocol Buffers and building gRPC services in Swift.
Creating Great REST and gRPC API Experiences (in Swift)Tim Burks
Protocol Buffers are a language-neutral, platform-neutral mechanism for serializing structured data. They can be used to define interfaces for APIs and exchange data between systems. Protocol Buffers include a data definition language to define message types, a serialization format to encode structured data in a compact binary form, and code generation plugins to generate data access code in multiple languages. Protocol Buffers provide a flexible and efficient method for serializing structured data for storage or network transmission.
Join us we partner with Liip to bring you our webinar, “Resting with OroCRM”, which will demonstrate how to leverage REST with OroCRM. Liip is one of Switzerland’s leading developers of tailor-made, agile web applications and has a deep understanding of REST API’s. During this webinar, we will introduce viewers to REST and demonstrate how to use and extend OroCRM’s out-of-the-box REST API’s.
The agenda for our webinar will be as follows:
–Introduce viewers to REST theory, explaining the REST maturity model and content type negotiation
–Show how to discover which REST API’s OroCRM has to offer, how to generate API tokens and how to use them to read/write data from and into OroCRM
–Demonstrate how to add a new REST API to OroCRM by adding a new REST API to list shopping cart data imported via our Magento connector
This document discusses using SCR annotations as an alternative to JavaDoc comments for defining OSGi services, references, and components. It provides examples of using annotations to define servlets, references, and configurable components. It also covers using the Apache Felix maven plugin and some best practices like only setting "metatype" to true if the component needs to be configurable.
This document provides an introduction to web techniques and PHP error handling. It discusses HTTP basics including requests, responses, and methods. It also covers PHP variables, server information, processing forms, and maintaining state. Regarding error handling, the document defines PHP errors like notices, warnings, and fatal errors. It discusses using die(), custom error handling functions, and error reporting levels to handle errors in PHP.
This release aims at addressing the long-awaited JDK 11 compatibility which enables enterprises to migrate their middleware solutions to the LTS JDK version. In addition, this release features new productivity improvements including built-in test framework with comprehensive tooling support from Integration Studio and support for cloud-native integration requirements.
This WSO2 Enterprise Integrator release brings new product components and features specifically targeted to help developers build and deploy container-native integration solutions easily.
Watch the webinar on-demand here: https://wso2.com/library/webinars/2020/01/whats-new-in-wso2-enterprise-integrator-december-2019-release/
The document discusses tips for crafting APIs according to REST principles. It outlines best practices like using nouns for resource identifiers, applying CRUD operations consistently via POST, GET, PUT, DELETE, and including hypermedia links to allow navigating through application states. Other topics covered include API versioning, error handling, and choosing an implementation technology based on performance needs like number of daily accesses. The document emphasizes designing APIs pragmatically with the goal of making them easy for application developers to use.
This document outlines best practices for API design, including using proper HTTP methods, accepting and responding with JSON, using kebab-case for URLs, plural names for collections, avoiding verbs in URLs, versioning APIs with ordinal numbers, allowing filtering/sorting/pagination, handling errors gracefully, maintaining documentation, and implementing security practices like authentication, CORS, HTTPS, and rate limiting. It also recommends techniques like returning a minimal set of fields, using relations in URLs for nested resources, caching data to improve performance. The goal is to design APIs that are intuitive, secure, and high performing.
The document discusses SPARQL, a query language for RDF data. It describes the key components of SPARQL, including its specification, query types, results format, and protocol. It also covers implementation issues for SPARQL services and provides examples of using SPARQL to query RSS feeds, geographical data, and more. Extensions discussed include querying by reference, XSLT transformation of results, and a JSON results format.
The Signed 2.2.1 module allows users to generate signed signatures for identification using various identity fields that are stored and verified. It includes an API for signing documents and verifying signatures. The module needs to be translated into other languages before final release. Translators should replace the English language files.
What's new and changed in PHP 8.
- Major new changes in PHP 8
- New functions and classes
- OOP improvements
- Type system improvements
- Error handling improvements
- Resource to Object migration
- String related changes
- Removed functionality
https://php.watch/versions/8.0
Network Protocol Testing Using Robot FrameworkPayal Jain
The slides describes how Robot Framework provides synergy in test automation, making a lot of
automation processes flexible and simple for testing network protocols(in this case BGP).
Abstract:
Jini has served Orbitz well, but at the cost of tight coupling due in part to shared code and Java™ platform serialization rules. To improve agility, Orbitz is migrating to a RESTful Web services architecture using protocol buffers to define message formats. The result is loosely coupled services with autonomous lifecycles supporting evolvability and innovative mashup-style development.
This session is intended for experienced architects and tech leads who are familiar with distributed systems and data encoding methods.
It covers
• Using document schemas to constitute language-neutral contracts
• Using standard HTTP plumbing and intermediaries
• Implementing a reverse proxy for request routing based on RESTful URLs
• Applying OLAs for governance and service isolation
• Writing automated service layer tests to ensure backward compatibility
Sun Web Server 7 is a high-performance, scalable web server with built-in clustering, security, and management features. It has seen widespread adoption serving sites with high traffic like MLB.com. The presentation discusses Sun Web Server 7's architecture, performance benchmarks, new features like regular expressions and URL rewriting, security enhancements, and its role in the Sun GlassFish application server portfolio.
Create Home Directories on Storage Using WFA and ServiceNow integrationRutul Shah
This document discusses how to automatically create home directories on NetApp storage using OnCommand Workflow Automation and integration with ServiceNow. It covers the architecture which includes WFA, ServiceNow, Active Directory and a Perl script. The Perl script uses REST APIs to retrieve user details from ServiceNow tickets and execute a WFA workflow to create home directories on clustered Data ONTAP storage. The workflow sets permissions so that only the intended user can access their home directory.