Topal Server Data
Topal REST API provides a set of Interfaces segregated in various entities (e.g Party, Clients, Fiscalyear etc.)
Each entity can contain DELETE, GET and POST requests. Updates of an object is handled via a respective POST request. The following chapers
will give you an idea, on how to operate different request types. The subsequent chapters show various examples for a respective request type.
will give you an idea, on how to operate different request types. The subsequent chapters show various examples for a respective request type.
The creation of models (client classes as Party, VAT, Invoic etc.) for a any given programming language does not rely on a specific Topal REST API implementation.
It is upon the developers decission to create his own implementation of models. A way to create models (client classes) is described in chapter Client classes for REST Clients.
It is upon the developers decission to create his own implementation of models. A way to create models (client classes) is described in chapter Client classes for REST Clients.
Predefined models for C# are available, while for other programming languages, the described approach Client classes for REST Clients can be used.
Remark:
Certain Python Methods, provided as examples are not yet verified. This Methods contain a disclaimer (TODO: Recheck)
Certain Python Methods, provided as examples are not yet verified. This Methods contain a disclaimer (TODO: Recheck)
Chapters
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Creation of basic topal entities (e.g Party, Clients, Fiscalyear etc.)
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http(s) - DELETE - Request
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http(s) - GET - Request
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http(s) - POST - Request
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