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Web Service Developer Guide

Sana Commerce 8.2
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Introduction
License Information
General Behaviour and HTTP Headers
Authentication and Security
API Methods
Testing API Methods
Common HTTP Headers
How to Run and Debug Web Services
How to Build XML and JSON Requests
Filtering
Fields for Filtering
Filtering on Several Fields
Specifying Filter Criteria
Criterion Types
Data Types Usage
Date and Time in JSON
Example of Request in XML and JSON

Introduction

Sana Commerce Web services allow developers to connect their applications directly to a Sana Commerce webshop. Developers can access the product catalog and customer information, and perform actions on behalf of customers, such as creating the new contacts and placing the orders.

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Knowledge Base
Add-ons and Modules

Installation

Setup Web and Database Server
Prepare NAV Server Environment
Prepare AX Server Environment
Install SC on NAV Environment
Install SC on AX Environment
Install SC Application and Webshop
Advanced Installation Topics

Product Versions

Sana Commerce Cloud
Sana Commerce 9.3
Sana Commerce 9.2
Sana Commerce 9.1
Sana Commerce 9.0
Sana Commerce 8.3
Sana Commerce 8.2
Sana Commerce 8.1
Sana Commerce 7.5
Sana Commerce 7.4

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Sana Community

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Sana Commerce – the integrated e-Commerce solution for Microsoft Dynamics NAV & AX

Updated: January 2013