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Wireless Array
Using Tools on the Wireless Array 389
GET Requests
Each request name in the list is a link. Click it to see more information and to try
the AP
I and see its output.
The figure below shows the GET request for ethernet-stats{name}. Click again to
collapse (hide) the API details.
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Figure 188. API — GET Request Details
High-level details are shown, including the Response Class name and the
Response Content Type (limited to JSON at this time).
Trying a GET Request
The Try it out! button allows you to send the GET request to the Array API and
see its response. Developers can use this feature to design and implement
applications that use this response.
Enter any necessary Parameters and click the Try it out! button. Most GET
requests do not use any parameters. If they are required, their names will be listed
and there will be a field or a drop-down list to specify each one. An example is
shown in Figure 188. In some cases, there may be two versions of a request, with
and without parameters. For example, GET /ethernet-stats/{name} returns status