Your iVectorConnect homepage provides a quick reference for some of the main features of iVectorConnect, helpful information about the system and links to the demo API to allow you to send and receive test data from the system.
You will be given a URL for accessing your iVectorConnect homepage, which will be in the format [YourURL].ivectorconnect.co.uk, e.g.
http://testtravel.ivectorconnect.co.uk/
Your homepage URL will take you first to the login page.
Enter your login and password details on this page and click Login. If you don't have your login details, please contact your administrator to request them.
Logging in will take you to the iVectorConnect homepage.
1. Making Calls
This section has an example HTTP request and states the URL you should be sending iVectorConnect calls to.
2. Demonstration
Under this heading is a link to the demonstration API page. This page allows you to send and receive calls from the API directly online. This is explained in more detail in the next section.
3. Content
This section has a brief description and examples of how to return data from CMS queries, custom queries and REST requests.
4. Methods
The central column has a list of methods available in the system. Each method is a clickable link to the demo API with preloaded examples of that request, so that you can start using some of the basic calls to the API quickly and easily directly online.
5. Documentation
The right hand column starts with a link to the documentation in PDF format. This explains the basics of iVectorConnect and will eventually be completely replaced by this wiki.
6. Downloads
The Downloads section allows you to enter an email address and have the system automatically generate and send a Property File or Room File to you with details of the content on your system. Below this, is a list of text files available with details of other content on your system, e.g. Airports, MealBases etc., that you can download immediately directly from the page by clicking 'Generate Files'.
Once you have visited the homepage and been able to see some of the features available, it is time to start learning how to make calls to the system.
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