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<blockquote data-quote="SystemSequence" data-source="post: 420493" data-attributes="member: 66293">Been sometime since a new update on this due to studies. There will be an update before the end of 2017 with updated security to access the generic API, will use headers to confirm credentials to access it, otherwise it will be closed for use, I realized late in this project that it's not a good production api due to the lack of security, by that I mean the querys in the app/website is on the client side and can be manipulated into any form. You will still be able to do this for test if you'd like to but will require credentials in the header.For the production usage there will be schemas for what you can do like any api. (<a href="http://localhost/selectUser?id=2" target="_blank">http://localhost/selectUser?id=2</a>) and will do parameterized querys to avoid the most basic of hacks. This requires quite a big recode but the project aint that big. To add, the api works well with databases that has a JDBC like, mySql, postgreSql, MsSql, Hibernate, Oracle, Sun, MongoDb, SqlLite and more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SystemSequence, post: 420493, member: 66293"] Been sometime since a new update on this due to studies. There will be an update before the end of 2017 with updated security to access the generic API, will use headers to confirm credentials to access it, otherwise it will be closed for use, I realized late in this project that it's not a good production api due to the lack of security, by that I mean the querys in the app/website is on the client side and can be manipulated into any form. You will still be able to do this for test if you'd like to but will require credentials in the header. For the production usage there will be schemas for what you can do like any api. ([URL]http://localhost/selectUser?id=2[/URL]) and will do parameterized querys to avoid the most basic of hacks. This requires quite a big recode but the project aint that big. To add, the api works well with databases that has a JDBC like, mySql, postgreSql, MsSql, Hibernate, Oracle, Sun, MongoDb, SqlLite and more. [/QUOTE]

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