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Hi there (& Happy New Year!)

Are there some examples on how I can use JQUERY to get XML from a remote REST API and just display the XML? I just need a little assistance to get things going.

Request Details:

https://{username}:{password}@api.opsourcecloud/oec/0.9/myaccount 

Response Details:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> 
<ns3:Account xmlns:ns2="" .. >     
<ns3:userName>rdyer</ns3:userName> 
    <ns3:fullName>Joe Public</ns3:fullName> 
    <ns3:firstName>Joe</ns3:firstName> 
    <ns3:lastName>Public</ns3:lastName> 
    <ns3:emailAddress>[email protected]</ns3:emailAddress> 
    <ns3:orgId>1831c1a9-9c03-44df-a5a4-f2a4662d6bde</ns3:orgId> 
    <ns3:roles> 
        <ns3:role> 
            <ns3:name>primary administrator</ns3:name> 
        </ns3:role> 
    </ns3:roles> 
</ns3:Account> 

Hi there (& Happy New Year!)

Are there some examples on how I can use JQUERY to get XML from a remote REST API and just display the XML? I just need a little assistance to get things going.

Request Details:

https://{username}:{password}@api.opsourcecloud/oec/0.9/myaccount 

Response Details:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> 
<ns3:Account xmlns:ns2="http://oec.api.opsource/schemas/organization" .. >     
<ns3:userName>rdyer</ns3:userName> 
    <ns3:fullName>Joe Public</ns3:fullName> 
    <ns3:firstName>Joe</ns3:firstName> 
    <ns3:lastName>Public</ns3:lastName> 
    <ns3:emailAddress>[email protected]</ns3:emailAddress> 
    <ns3:orgId>1831c1a9-9c03-44df-a5a4-f2a4662d6bde</ns3:orgId> 
    <ns3:roles> 
        <ns3:role> 
            <ns3:name>primary administrator</ns3:name> 
        </ns3:role> 
    </ns3:roles> 
</ns3:Account> 
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Use the jQuery.get method.

For example:

$.get(
    'https://{username}:{password}@api.opsourcecloud/oec/0.9/myaccount',
    function(data) { alert(data); }
);

EDIT: For security reasons, you cannot use AJAX to get data from a different domain. Therefore, you'll need to write a server-side script to get the data from the other domain, then call that using $.get.

If you just want to display the results of the REST service and you don't care about format or anything, this is what you can do:

        <script>
        ....

        $.ajax('<your_rest_service_url>', {
            dataType:'xml',
            data:{},
            type:'GET',
            success:function(data, status, response) {
                var tmp=response.responseText; // THIS IS THE TRICK
                $('#result').text(tmp);

         ....
         </script>

        <span id="result"></span>

The trick is NOT use the "data" parameter (like you're suppose to.... and what everyone else on the internet is telling you to do). Just remember, this is quick and dirty.

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