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* Simply change the service name in the URL to access a different service. You can find out the service name at the top of the "Execute" form of your subscribed services. | * Simply change the service name in the URL to access a different service. You can find out the service name at the top of the "Execute" form of your subscribed services. | ||
| − | * Replace the parameters in the example client with the parametes that the called service requires (e.g. language identification service does not require a "language" parameter, but the other services do. | + | * Replace the parameters in the example client with the parametes that the called service requires (e.g. language identification service does not require a "language" parameter, but the other services do. All services require a "interactive" parameter, and a "text_input" (for interactive jobs) or a "input_file" parameter (for batch jobs). |
| − | All services require a "interactive" parameter, and a "text_input" (for interactive jobs) or a "input_file" parameter (for batch jobs). | + | |
You can find out the name of the required parameters in the "Execute" form of your subscribed services. | You can find out the name of the required parameters in the "Execute" form of your subscribed services. | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 19 January 2016
To call a TextServer service from a client program running on your side, this client needs to send the appropriate request in the right format.
The request is a standard HTTP POST request with a multiform part containing the same information you would submit via the web interface.
Below you'll find a list of example client programs in different programming languages.
The same code can be used to access any TextServer service with small variations:
- Simply change the service name in the URL to access a different service. You can find out the service name at the top of the "Execute" form of your subscribed services.
- Replace the parameters in the example client with the parametes that the called service requires (e.g. language identification service does not require a "language" parameter, but the other services do. All services require a "interactive" parameter, and a "text_input" (for interactive jobs) or a "input_file" parameter (for batch jobs).
You can find out the name of the required parameters in the "Execute" form of your subscribed services.
