REST — Parameters
Parameters are used throughout the application to store values.
API
.NET API General Reference
This article contains a list of examples for using the .NET API's various features.
REST – Config Settings
The Settings endpoint allows access to many for the current configuration and session.
Constants and Enumerators
A reference guide that lists the most important enumerated types and lists of constants that are used throughout the API.
REST – Data Joins
Joins are the relationship data objects have to each other. Join information is accessible and editable via REST.
REST – Data Objects
Endpoints for the manipulation of Data Objects (also known as "Entities") in the REST API.
REST – Data Sources
A Data Source is a resource which contains or accesses the information which is reported on. Often this is a database, but a variety of types are supported. Data Sources are accessed using a connection string, which passes the location of the resource and authentication params. This ...
Inline Frame or JavaScript API?
Exago offers flexibility when integrating with a host application. This article aims to describe the differences between using inline frames (also known as iframes) and the Exago JavaScript API.
This article will detail the pros and cons of each embedding method. As each application is ...
Introduction to the .NET API
The User Interface is built directly onto the .NET API. This means that .NET applications can interface directly with Exago.
JavaScript API
A video demonstration of embedding Exago BI into host applications using the JavaScript API.
JavaScript API
The Exago JavaScript (JS) API allows Exago functionality to be embedded directly into HTML containers.
JavaScript API: Filters and Parameters
Runtime filters and parameters can now be modified via the JavaScript API prior to a report's execution.
JavaScript API Filters
Nick Cortina walks through applying filters and parameters via the JavaScript API, a feature new to v2019.1!
JavaScript API: Proxy Incoming Requests
Note
As of v2018.1, this is no longer necessary. Use Cookieless Sessions instead.
It can be tricky to serve content from different domains as part of the same web page. To protect against malicious scripts, web browsers enforce a same-origin policy whereby scripts have permission to access ...
JavaScript API: Report and Dashboard Execution Timing
As of v2019.1.3+, Exago BI exposes a JavaScript API that may be invoked in the browser to execute reports and dashboards and retrieve information about how long they take to run. This makes it easier to do benchmarking, especially for dashboard executions where a test would need to wait ...
List of .NET API Resources
To use the .NET API, the host application must include a reference to these assemblies in its project
List of REST Endpoints
The following REST Web Service API endpoint paths are available. All calls require the following headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
Authorization: {type} {authstring}
For more information, review REST — Introduction
/rest/Batch ...
Load Reports in the .NET API
How to load a report with the .NET API
.NET and REST APIs
A video demonstration of creating application sessions with .NET and REST APIs, then setting the user identification parameters.
Accessing the Log File
Exago keeps a text log of when certain tasks are performed. For example each time a page or report is loaded, each time an error occurs or when various phases of execution happen.
