REST services for Web Content Manager

Application developers can use Representational State Transfer (REST) services to work with Web Content Manager. The REST services for Web Content Manager provide authoring access to content items and elements. The service follows the Atom Publication Protocol, and atom feeds, and entries are accessible in XML (application/atom+xml) and JSON (application/json) format.

• REST service for Web Content Manager
  Before getting started with the REST service for Web Content Manager you should become familiar with how it works and how to use it.

• REST Query services for web content
  The REST services for Web Content Manager come with a defined set of query parameters. We can also define the own query parameters in a white list. We can also pre-define a query to perform more complex searches, and control the allowable filters on these searches using a "white list".

• Work with web content items using REST
  We can use the Web Content Manager REST Service to create, read, update and delete the following item types.

• Reference material for the Web Content Manager REST service
  These topics include reference material relating to response codes, links, media types and attachments.

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