You are viewing the documentation for Blueriq 16. Documentation for other versions is available in our documentation directory.
Concepts
The REST service editor is used for setting up request and response parts of a REST service. This can be used for calling external REST services or for setting up a Web service.
The SOAP service editor is used for setting up an imported WSDL file.
The Domain schema editor can be used to define the structure of REST requests and responses, or to add a mapping from your application domain.
The Schema set editor is used for viewing and setting up an imported XSD file.
A web service is used to expose a model using REST or SOAP.
Data mappings are used to facilitate the exchange of data between modules with (potentially) differing domain models.
Visuals
Here you will find the visuals regarding Web services. They provide insight in the Blueriq elements that are involved when calling a SOAP or a REST service, and when making a BAAS (Blueriq as a Service).
SoapUI to example project BAAS | SOAP call from Blueriq
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SOAP call with data mapping
| REST call from Blueriq
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REST call from Blueriq to BAARS with data mapping
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Call to BAAS | Call to BAAS with data mapping
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Supported connectivity methods
Below, a schematic outline is given of the default connectivity methods of Blueriq.
The green lines are the most common.
| Transfer Protocol | Message Type | Message Structure |
|---|---|---|
| SOAP | XML | XSD |
REST | XML | XSD |
REST | XML | Domain Schema |
| REST | JSON | Domain Schema |
| REST | Single Value | n/a |
You can find more information on what we support in our web services datasheet.
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