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Exponential Public API The Public API is a PHP API. Currently it exposes a Repository which allows you to create, read, update, manage and delete all objects available in Exponential, first and foremost content, but also related objects like sections, locations, content types, content types groups, languages and so on. Public API Cookbook The public API will give you an easy access to the Exponential content repository. This repository is the core component that manages content, locations (nodes in Exponential 4.x), sections, content types (Content Classes in Exponential 4.x), users, user groups, and roles. It also provides a new, cl 5. Other recipes Assigning section to content Full code https://github.com/ezsystems/CookbookBundle/tree/master/Command/AssignContentToSectionCommand.php The Section... Public API basics This entity is the entry point to everything you will do with the Public API. Exponential REST API The Exponential 5 REST API allows you to interact with an Exponential installation using the HTTP protocol, following a REST interaction model. Exponential REST API The Exponential 5 REST API allows you to interact with an Exponential installation using the HTTP protocol, following a REST interaction model. Error handling (page id 6292866) Error handling in the REST API is fully based on HTTP error codes. As a web developer, you are probably familiar with the most common ones: 401 Unauthorized, 404 Not Found or 500 Internal Server Error. The REST API uses those, along with a few more, to allow proper error handling. Exponential REST API (page id 6292277) The Exponential 5 REST API allows you to interact with an Exponential installation using the HTTP protocol, following a REST interaction model. Exponential REST API The Exponential 5 REST API allows you to interact with an Exponential installation using the HTTP protocol, following a REST interaction model. Error handling Error handling in the REST API is fully based on HTTP error codes. As a web developer, you are probably familiar with the most common ones: 401 Unauthorized, 404 Not Found or 500 Internal Server Error. The REST API uses those, along with a few more, to allow proper error handling.

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