Has anyone used this with Neo4j, orientdb or mongodb -  or is there an example of using this with tinkerpop blueprints - thanks for any help - I was going to try to use the databases rest api and maybe a http post or server request like connecting to a web service maybe - it would be great though it these graph and document databases are supported in the future like odbc one are now

You can use WebBuilder with any REST service (or any service that has an http
interface). This is code I used for such:

//
https://i2.server.com/Answers?user=6&question=3284779&username=nope&password=nope
       requestResponses.URL := m_szRESTURL + '/Answers';
       requestResponses.Method := rmPost;
       requestResponses.Params.Clear;
       requestResponses.Params.Add('user=' + m_szRestMyID);
       requestResponses.Params.Add('question=' + szQuestionID);
       requestResponses.Params.Add('username=' + encodeURI(editEmail.Text));
       requestResponses.Params.Add('password=' + encodeURI(editPassword.Text));
requestResponses.ResponseContent.LineSeparator := #10;

requestResponses.RequestContent.Text := '<Value>' + szResponse + '</Value>
';

       Report('Sending REST response to ' + requestResponses.URL);
       Report('Params ' + requestResponses.Params.Text);
       Report('Payload ' + requestResponses.RequestContent.Text);
       Report('Headers ' + requestResponses.RequestHeaders.Text);
       requestResponses.Execute;

What the back-end server uses for its storage doesn't matter.

/Matthew Jones/

Thank you - I will give that a try


(Matthew Jones) wrote:

You can use WebBuilder with any REST service (or any service that has an http
interface). This is code I used for such:

//
https://i2.server.com/Answers?user=6&question=3284779&username=nope&password=nope
       requestResponses.URL := m_szRESTURL + '/Answers';
       requestResponses.Method := rmPost;
       requestResponses.Params.Clear;
       requestResponses.Params.Add('user=' + m_szRestMyID);
       requestResponses.Params.Add('question=' + szQuestionID);
       requestResponses.Params.Add('username=' + encodeURI(editEmail.Text));
       requestResponses.Params.Add('password=' + encodeURI(editPassword.Text));
requestResponses.ResponseContent.LineSeparator := #10;

requestResponses.RequestContent.Text := '<Value>' + szResponse + '</Value>
';

       Report('Sending REST response to ' + requestResponses.URL);
       Report('Params ' + requestResponses.Params.Text);
       Report('Payload ' + requestResponses.RequestContent.Text);
       Report('Headers ' + requestResponses.RequestHeaders.Text);
       requestResponses.Execute;

What the back-end server uses for its storage doesn't matter.

/Matthew Jones/

<< Has anyone used this with Neo4j, orientdb or mongodb -  or is there an
example of using this with tinkerpop blueprints - thanks for any help - I
was going to try to use the databases rest api and maybe a http post or
server request like connecting to a web service maybe - it would be great
though it these graph and document databases are supported in the future
like odbc one are now >>

You can communicate with any web service by using the
TServerRequest/TServerRequestQueue components:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewcomp&id=ewb1&comp=TServerRequest

http://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewcomp&id=ewb1&comp=TServerRequestQueue

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com