Category Web Services
Web Services APIs for Beginners
As a companion piece to my previous video training, I created Web Services APIs for Beginners. Think of this as fulfilling the prerequisites of Avaya OneCloud CPaaS for Developers: Getting Started. In this new video, I introduce the viewer to REST APIs and discuss how they are created and used. I also touch on APIs […]
Web Services for Beginners
“Rest and be thankful.” ― William Wordsworth On a number of occasions, my unified communications articles have used terms such as web services, SOAP, REST, and RESTful. Without providing much explanation, I’ve stated that these are methodologies and tools that allow a client application to access a remote service. For example, Avaya SIP telephones use […]
The Avaya Engagement Call Control Snap-In
Not only do I write for No Jitter, but I am also an avid reader of all its articles. While I enjoy nearly every topic my fellow writers explore, I am especially intrigued by those that address programming and APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). That’s not surprising, though, since most of my professional life was spent […]
Avaya Aura System Manager Web Services
Ask ten IT professionals what excites them about today’s communication technology and you might hear ten different answers. Some folks get all worked up about video and will bore you to tears with their thoughts on H.264 vs. VP8. Others are more interested in voice and get all warm and fuzzy about quality of service […]
A Poor Man’s Web Services Primer
On a number of occasions, my blog articles have used terms such as web services, SOAP, REST, and RESTful. Without providing much explanation, I’ve stated that these are methodologies and tools that allow a client application to access a remote service. For example, Avaya SIP telephones use web services to store and retrieve data from […]
Tao, Zen, and Tomorrow 