.NET
Using the Administration Console and Exago API
NoteThis version of the .NET API documentation is deprecated. A new version can be found at https://exagobi.com/support/administrators/net-api-docs/.
Introduction: Understanding the Relationship
The Exago Administration Console and API are used to control and configure a set of metadata that ...
WebReports.Api.Scheduler
The Scheduler namespace contains classes used to schedule reports and for interacting with Scheduler Services. This version of the .NET API documentation is deprecated. A new version can be found at https://www.exagoaccess.com/api-docs/.
WebReports.Api.Roles
Note
This version of the .NET API documentation is deprecated. A new version can be found at https://exagobi.com/support/administrators/net-api-docs/.
Classes are listed below in alphabetical order by class name.
DataObject Class
The DataObject class can allow or deny access to specific Data ...
WebReports.Api.Reports
The Reports namespace contains classes used to interact with reports, entities (data objects) and joins.
WebReports.Api.Data
The Data namespace contains classes used to interact with data sources and admin console config settings.
WebReports.Api.Composite.Dashboards
The Dashboard namespace contains classes used to interact with Dashboards.
WebReports.Api.Composite.Chained
The Chained namespace contains classes used to interact with Chained Reports.
WebReports.Api.Common
The Common namespace contains classes used to manage reports and folders.
WebReports.Api
An Api object should be the first thing that is created to interact with the Exago .NET API.
User Identification
User logins must be handled by a security layer in the embedding host application. After a user logs in, the host application should pass identification parameters to the Exago API, which can be used to set permissions on content and data objects within Exago.
Supply SQL for New Reports in the API
NoteThis version of the .NET API documentation is deprecated. A new version can be found at https://exagobi.com/support/administrators/net-api-docs/.
Now available in v2017.1 is the much-requested ability to generate SQL for new reports using the API.
After creating an API object, but before ...
.NET Sample Code
Examples of how to use the .NET API for various features and functions.
.NET API General Reference
This article contains a list of examples for using the .NET API's various features.
.NET and REST APIs
A video demonstration of creating application sessions with .NET and REST APIs, then setting the user identification parameters.
Load Reports in the .NET API
How to load a report with the .NET API
List of .NET API Resources
To use the .NET API, the host application must include a reference to these assemblies in its project
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.
Constants and Enumerators
A reference guide that lists the most important enumerated types and lists of constants that are used throughout the API.
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.
