[sbishop61]

On the offchance, has anyone built an easy way to generate VIP classes to call an OpenAPI server?

[Thomas Linder Puls]

We have not made such a generator.

But the actual calling of any web server is relatively simple using an iXMLHTTPRequest or an iServerXMLHTTPRequest2 object:

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class msxml_HTTP_api
    [generated, feature("Commercial Edition")]
 
predicates
    newServerXMLHTTP60 : () -> iServerXMLHTTPRequest2 IServerXMLHTTPRequest2.
    newXMLHTTP60 : () -> iXMLHTTPRequest IXMLHTTPRequest.
 
end class msxml_HTTP_api

In our examples you can study the ...\webService\jsonRpcClient.

[Belleann]

Hello @sbishop61

The process of creating vip classes for open api servers can be made simpler with the help of certain tools and libraries. One popular option is open API generator; earlier referred to as swagger codegen. From your openAPI means, you can produce client libraries, including vip classes, in a number of programming languages.

[sbishop61]

Thank you. I looked before, and have just checked again; unfortunately VIP isn't a supported client. C and cop are, but I was hoping to be naive VIP from the start

Have I missed a VIP language client output?