This session will
1. Demonstrate how to create an API key and how to limit the functionality of the API.
2. Show how APIs can be used to retrieve an analytics report in XML
3. Show how APIs can be used to retrieve, update and create bibliographic records, users, sets, and more
Note that this session will not include building applications that use the APIs but will show how the APIs can be run and tested using the Ex Libris Developers Network.
This is the first step before building a specific application. We will, therefore, see the specific syntax needed for the different APIs.
This session will
1. Demonstrate how to create an API key and how to limit the functionality of the API.
2. Show how APIs can be used to retrieve an analytics report in XML
3. Show how APIs can be used to retrieve, update and create bibliographic records, users, sets, and more
Note that this session will not include building applications that use the APIs but will show how the APIs can be run and tested using the Ex Libris Developers Network.
This is the first step before building a specific application. We will, therefore, see the specific syntax needed for the different APIs.
International 5 Ex Libris Knowledge Days and ELUNA Conference 2025 eluna-conf-planning@exlibrisusers.orgTechnical Issues?
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