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One the one hand this query will return basic operator data like address, insolvency insurance and so on. On the other hand it provides a set of limitations and features of the operator system which are not by itself defined in the schema, for instance the maximum number of travellers in a request. | One the one hand this query will return basic operator data like address, insolvency insurance and so on. On the other hand it provides a set of limitations and features of the operator system which are not by itself defined in the schema, for instance the maximum number of travellers in a request. | ||
| − | [...] | + | [...] ''(TODO: add image of ConfigurationResponse)'' |
| − | * ConfigurationRequest ( | + | * ConfigurationRequest (a way to specifically ask for certain categories of information might be added later) |
| − | * ConfigurationResponse | + | * ConfigurationResponse contains a list of key-value pairs as defined in [[External Collection of value keys, status codes etc.|the directory of external definitions]] |
Aktuelle Version vom 25. Mai 2018, 09:49 Uhr
In past interfaces many values were added to transactions which almost never changed or at least were not updated on short notice. STRING moves them to a separate configuration query which is supposed to be executed by clients in a much lower frequency, for instance once per day and operator. In the meantime the values returned should be cached / stored locally.
One the one hand this query will return basic operator data like address, insolvency insurance and so on. On the other hand it provides a set of limitations and features of the operator system which are not by itself defined in the schema, for instance the maximum number of travellers in a request.
[...] (TODO: add image of ConfigurationResponse)
- ConfigurationRequest (a way to specifically ask for certain categories of information might be added later)
- ConfigurationResponse contains a list of key-value pairs as defined in the directory of external definitions
