2.2 :: Using WAPL with REST
This section describes how to use Wapple's REST based web services to deliver your mobile applications.
Wapple Webservices can be consumed via REST or SOAP webservices.
As with all of Wapple's web services, you need a valid dev key in order to authenticate your service.
To sign up for a dev key, visit the Wapple Architect page on Wapple.net and choose your package.
Once you have your dev key it couldn't be easier to get results back, whether it's checking a visitor is on a mobile device, or turning your WAPL into meaningful markup.
Click the links in this section to see code examples of communicating with Wapple via REST.
Wapple Webservices can be consumed via REST or SOAP webservices.
Dev Key
As with all of Wapple's web services, you need a valid dev key in order to authenticate your service.
To sign up for a dev key, visit the Wapple Architect page on Wapple.net and choose your package.
Once you have your dev key it couldn't be easier to get results back, whether it's checking a visitor is on a mobile device, or turning your WAPL into meaningful markup.
Click the links in this section to see code examples of communicating with Wapple via REST.
Contents
- 1. Introducing WAPL
- 2. How it works
- 3. Getting Started
- 4. Developing with WAPL
- 4.1. Page Titles
- 4.2. Meta
- 4.3. External Style Sheets
- 4.4. External JavaScript
- 4.5. Layout
- 4.6. Rows
- 4.7. Cells
- 4.8. Text
- 4.9. Images
- 4.10. Links
- 4.11. Forms
- 4.12. Rules
- 4.13. Chunks
- 4.14. File Downloads
- 4.15. Settings
- 5. More Code Examples
- 6. Common Tasks