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'''Introduction'''
 
'''Introduction'''
  
OJ_Break is the name of the xBio:D RESTful API service to facilitate discovery of data within the xBio:D database. The API can respond with JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), XML, or JSON with padding (JSONP) and accepts HTTP GET and POST requests indiscriminately. The backend of the API is written in Oracle's PL/SQL database language, which is fast but often inflexible, while a Python presentation layer mitigates request handling and authentication.
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OJ_Break is the name of the xBio:D RESTful API service to facilitate discovery of data within the xBio:D database. The API can respond with HTML, JSON, XML, or JSON with padding (JSONP) and accepts HTTP GET and POST requests indiscriminately. The backend of the API is written in Oracle's PL/SQL database language, which is fast but often inflexible, while a Python presentation layer mitigates request handling and authentication.
  
 
OJ_Break Version 2 is a new and improved edition of the work started in Version 1. Version 2 introduces a completely restructured and standardized data model to further enhance the functionality of the xBio:D database.
 
OJ_Break Version 2 is a new and improved edition of the work started in Version 1. Version 2 introduces a completely restructured and standardized data model to further enhance the functionality of the xBio:D database.
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Using the OJ_Break Version 2 API requires calling methods with corresponding, method specific parameters (found on this page) and a few other required parameters. These required parameters include specifying a return ''format'', an API access ''key'', and a ''version'' number.  
 
Using the OJ_Break Version 2 API requires calling methods with corresponding, method specific parameters (found on this page) and a few other required parameters. These required parameters include specifying a return ''format'', an API access ''key'', and a ''version'' number.  
  
     Example: http://osuc.biosci.ohio-state.edu/OJ_Break/getJournalInfo?journal_id=33&format=json&key=FBF57A9F7A666FC0E0430100007F0CDC&version=2
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     Example: http://osuc.biosci.ohio-state.edu/OJ_Break/getJournalInfo?journal_id=33&format=html&key=FBF57A9F7A666FC0E0430100007F0CDC&version=2
  
 
Notice the specification of the ''version'' parameter at the end of the example method call. With the introduction of OJ_Break Version 2, the ''version'' parameter has a default value of ''2'' making the specification in the example unnecessary. To read more about using the OJ_Break Version 2 API, go to [[OJ_Break API Access]].
 
Notice the specification of the ''version'' parameter at the end of the example method call. With the introduction of OJ_Break Version 2, the ''version'' parameter has a default value of ''2'' making the specification in the example unnecessary. To read more about using the OJ_Break Version 2 API, go to [[OJ_Break API Access]].
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===== Example =====
 
===== Example =====
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==== getJournalLiterature ====
 
==== getJournalLiterature ====
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===== Example =====
 
===== Example =====
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==== getJournalTaxa ====
 
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===== Example =====
 
===== Example =====
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== Journal Data Type Glossary ==
 
== Journal Data Type Glossary ==

Revision as of 20:26, 22 April 2015

Introduction

OJ_Break is the name of the xBio:D RESTful API service to facilitate discovery of data within the xBio:D database. The API can respond with HTML, JSON, XML, or JSON with padding (JSONP) and accepts HTTP GET and POST requests indiscriminately. The backend of the API is written in Oracle's PL/SQL database language, which is fast but often inflexible, while a Python presentation layer mitigates request handling and authentication.

OJ_Break Version 2 is a new and improved edition of the work started in Version 1. Version 2 introduces a completely restructured and standardized data model to further enhance the functionality of the xBio:D database.

API Information and Access

This page specifies the methods and data defined by OJ_Break Version 2, more precisely those that are defined by the Journal data domain. To get information on any of the other data domains defined in OJ_Break Version 2, visit the See also section.

Using the OJ_Break Version 2 API requires calling methods with corresponding, method specific parameters (found on this page) and a few other required parameters. These required parameters include specifying a return format, an API access key, and a version number.

   Example: http://osuc.biosci.ohio-state.edu/OJ_Break/getJournalInfo?journal_id=33&format=html&key=FBF57A9F7A666FC0E0430100007F0CDC&version=2

Notice the specification of the version parameter at the end of the example method call. With the introduction of OJ_Break Version 2, the version parameter has a default value of 2 making the specification in the example unnecessary. To read more about using the OJ_Break Version 2 API, go to OJ_Break API Access.

Procedural Reference

Journal

getJournalInfo

Description
Parameters
  • journal_id: journal_id
  • format: string
  • key: string
  • version: number
Return
Example
http://osuc.biosci.ohio-state.edu/OJ_Break/getJournalInfo?journal_id=33&format=html&key=FBF57A9F7A666FC0E0430100007F0CDC&version=2

getJournalLiterature

Description
Parameters
  • journal_id: journal_id
  • *offset: number
  • *limit: number
  • format: string
  • key: string
  • version: number
Return
Example
http://osuc.biosci.ohio-state.edu/OJ_Break/getJournalLiterature?journal_id=33&format=html&key=FBF57A9F7A666FC0E0430100007F0CDC&version=2

getJournalTaxa

Description
Parameters
  • journal_id: journal_id
  • *offset: number
  • *limit: number
  • format: string
  • key: string
  • version: number
Return
Example
http://osuc.biosci.ohio-state.edu/OJ_Break/getJournalTaxa?journal_id=33&format=html&key=FBF57A9F7A666FC0E0430100007F0CDC&version=2

Journal Data Type Glossary

Classes

JournalBasic

JournalComplete (extends JournalExtended)

JournalExtended (extends JournalBasic)

JournalReturn

JournalReturnLiterature (extends JournalReturn)

JournalReturnTaxa (extends JournalReturn)

JournalStats

  • num_articles: Number
  • num_pdfs: Number
  • num_taxa: Number
  • last_article_time: Datetime

Elements

journal_id

Number - A numeric journal identifier that uniquely identifies a journal.

journal_name

String - A journal name string.

journal_abbrev

String - A abbreviated journal name string.

journal_url

URL - A URL to a journal.

journal_copyright

String - Copyright details for a journal.

public

Boolean_flag - A Y or N indicator that signifies whether a journal is made public or not.

See also

Visit any of the below links to find information about the other data domains defined by OJ_Break Version 2.