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RESTful API to Oracle databases

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RestHub website
RestHub documentation Architecture

Overview

RestHub was designed to provide a way to access data from the client application through RESTful API. In this manner developers will no longer have to implement difficult approaches for data retrieval from the database in representational layer and can separate application and representation codebase. They will be able to access data through the RestHub system by sending simple SQL queries.

Benefits

Separate data access from the representation:

  • Data access via API
  • Application and representation on separate codebase
  • Standard, reusable API
  • Many ways to use the service (Browser, Python, Java, JS, ...)

Features

Self descriptive:

  • Includes metadata
  • HATEOAS (including hypermedia links with the responses).

Secure:

  • Specialized multilevel query parsers
  • Multithreading
  • Timeouts

Fast:

  • Caching
  • Asynchronous prefetching

Flexible:

  • SQL for querying

Types of resources

  • Tables: Views with optional parameters and metadata, back-end control.
  • Queries: Views on Tables, front-end control.
  • Cache: Query result in different representation for fast retrieval.

API

URL Method Description
/tables GET List of tables in JSON
/tables/{namespace} GET List of namespace tables in JSON
/table/{namespace}/{name} GET Table description in JSON
/queries GET List of queries in JSON
/query POST Create query from provided entity SQL and return automatically generated {id}. Query can include parameters :name (strings) or :s__name for strings, :n__name for numbers and :d__name for dates
/query/{id} GET Query description in JSON
/query/{id} DELETE Remove query
/query/{id}/count GET Get query data size
/query/{id}/data GET Get query data. Media type is by Accept header. For example: “Accept” : “application/xml”
/query/{id}/page/{pp}/{p}/data GET Get query page data. Media type is by Accept header. Variables: pp - data rows per page, p - page number
/table/{namespace}/{table}/data GET Get table data. Media type is by Accept header. For example: “Accept” : “application/xml”. Creates query and redirects to it.
/table/{namespace}/{table}/page/{pp}/{p}/data GET Get query page data. Media type is by Accept header. Variables: pp - data rows per page, p - page number. Creates query and redirects to it.
/query/{id}/cache GET Get query cache information
/query/{id}/cache DELETE Clean all query cache
/table/{namespace}/{name}/cache GET Get the list of query caches that use the table defined
/query/{id}/data?{p}={v} GET Get query data with parameters. Variables: p - parameter name, v - parameter value.
/blacklist GET List of blacklisted tables in JSON
/blacklist/{namespace} GET List of blacklisted namespace tables in JSON
/blacklist/{namespace}/{name} GET Blacklisted table description in JSON
/blacklist DELETE Remove all tables from blacklist (refresh)
/blacklist/{namespace} DELETE Remove all namespace tables from blacklist (refresh)
/blacklist/{namespace}/{name} DELETE Remove table from blacklist (refresh)
/info GET General information about the service