Overview

The primary goal of the interface is to enable the integration of external applications with the recording system on business data level. The API provides access to features like attaching metadata to calls, keeping on-demand calls, getting call information, etc.

This API lets you improve business processes by integrating the recording system with your applications.

General guidelines

HTTP GET, POST

The functions of the API are available as simple HTTP GET and POST requests. For implementations, where HTTP POST is not available, you can use the HTTP GET method. The maximum length of the HTTP GET request is usually maximised either by the client or the server. The client should assume that the maximum length of a GET request is 4000 characters, although, some implementations may support longer URLs too.

URL encoding

All HTTP requests have to be URL encoded and all spaces and special characters has to be escaped and substituted with its URL encoded equivalent. For further information, see http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/ref_urlencode.asp.

Response types

The API provides multiple types of responses, depending on the parameter defined in the request. This feature allows to use the API with applications with different capabilities:

- XML: for applications with XML parsing capabilities
- HTML: client-side, browser based applications, where only a HTTP URL can be called and HTML formatted response can be displayed
- TEXT: for applications with very limited capabilities

The available response types are depending on the API function, some of the response types are not applicable for certain API functions.

Security

The API provides the following mechanism to ensure that the communications between the external application and the recording system is secure:

- Authentication
- Token based sessions
- Option to limit the access to the API from preset network addresses
- Option to use SSL/HTTPS

API calls

Metadata Calls

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Media calls

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