1.0 Introduction

A Mozilla Rhino based javascript host object to act as a client to an APP server as defined in the APP specification.

1.1 Example

This example demonstrates posting an blog entry to a blog hosted at blogger using a java script object.

var client = new APPClient();
client.credentials({username:"username",password:"password",service:"blogger"});
var entry = client.post("http://www2.blogger.com/feeds/xxxxxx/posts/full",{
					title:"test post",
					summary:"This is the summary",
					updated:"now",
					author:"yourname",
					content:<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>This is a test post from WSO2 Mashup Server APPClient.</p></div>
					});

This example demonstrates posting an blog entry to a blog hosted at blogger using the AtomEntry host object.

var atomEntry = new AtomEntry();
atomEntry.title="Test Post";
atomEntry.summery="summary";
atomEntry.updated="now"; //use 'now' to indicate current time
atomEntry.author="yourname";
atomEntry.content=<div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>This is a test post from WSO2 Mashup Server APPClient.</p></div>;

var atomEntry =client.post("http://www2.blogger.com/feeds/xxxxxxx/posts/full",atomEntry);

2.0 APPClient Object

2.1 APPClient Interface

{
    Constructor APPClient();
    function AtomEntry get(string AtomEntryURI|AtomEntry entryObject);
    function AtomEntry post(string postURI,{AtomEntry entry|object entry});
    function void put(optional string editURI, {AtomEntry entry|object entry});
    function void deleteEntry(string AtomEntryURI|AtomEntry entryObject);
    function void credentials(object credentials);
    property object credentials;
}

2.2 API Documentation