Basic syntax
The VIS9®CORE implements some new standards for better access to your data.
URI
Most of VIS9®CORE controls using this logic:
Built-in application or command
| 1. | ?<application name or command> |
Built-in application module
| 1. | ?<application name>:<module name> |
Built-in application with parameters
| 1. | ?<application name>:<module name>&<param name>=<param value> |
External application
| 1. | ?!<external application name> |
External application module
| 1. | ?!<external application name>:<module name> |
WEB engine project (web pages)
WEB engine project (web pages)
| 1. | ?/<realitve path to web page> |
WEB engine resource (images, style pages, other files)
| 1. | ?/:@<realitve path to file at current WEB resource folder> |
Example:
| 1. | https://vis9core.com/?/:@image/logo.png |
Direct entity access
Example:
| 1. | https://vis9core.com/?:h2czzVGMHySA |
Command examples
Help
This command shows
| 1. | <your VIS9® server URL>?help |
Reset
This command resets all cookies settings to none. Then the CORE starts again. Data or config at VIS9CORE not be affected.
| 1. | <your VIS9® server URL>?reset |
Call built-in application
This is a very simple ussage for start of your projects.
| 1. | <your VIS9® server URL>?hometube |
| 2. | <your VIS9® server URL>?photoalbum |
| 3. | <your VIS9® server URL>?sheets |
Access methods
The http and https protocols implementing access methods:
- GET
- POST
- PUT
- HEAD
- DELETE
- PATCH
- OPTIONS
- CONNECT
- TRACE
The VIS9®CORE uses only these:
So it means, that some methods requires more than parameters at URL.
