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Drm api guide Oracle Hyperion Data Relationship Management Fusion Edition Release Web Service API Developer's Guide Overview About the Data Relationship Management Web Service Using the Data Relationship Management Web Service Time Zone IDs Using JDevelop

Oracle Hyperion Data Relationship Management Fusion Edition Release Web Service API Developer's Guide Overview About the Data Relationship Management Web Service Using the Data Relationship Management Web Service Time Zone IDs Using JDeveloper to Create a Web Service Client New Features in This Release Methods Types Upgrading Existing API Programs Upgrading API Programs Changes to Existing Types Regenerating Web Service Proxy Classes Upgrading Pre- API Programs Automator BlenderMgr CategoryMgr CompareMgr ExportMgr GlobalNode GlyphMgr Hier ImportMgr JobMgr LocalNode LogMgr NodeAccessGroupMgr NodeTypeMgr ProcessInfo PropMgr QueryMgr RequestMgr SessionMgr SysPref UserMgr CValidationMgr Version VersionInfo VersionMgr Overview The Oracle Hyperion Data Relationship Management Web Service API contains most of the functionality available in the user interface The services can be broken down into three major categories Master Data Objects - Include versions hierarchies nodes and properties The Data Relationship Management Web Service API includes a complete set of interfaces to create retrieve maintain and save these objects Each object has a standard set of services along with services specialized for that object type User Metadata Objects - Include imports blenders queries compares exports books action scripts and version variables The Web Service API includes services for retrieving editing running and interrogating the results of these objects System Metadata and Security Objects - Objects that the administrator develops as part of the implementation and used by the Data Relationship Management server to determine how it will function and who can access which features and data These objects include domains property de ?nitions and categories validations hierarchy groups node types system preferences external connections users and node access groups The Data Relationship Management Web Service API has limited support for the maintenance of these objects Generally these objects will be created edited or deleted using the Data Relationship Management user interface Top of Document About the Data Relationship Management Web Service The Data Relationship Management Web Service Application Programming Interface API is the public interface for remotely interacting with the Data Relationship Management Server This SOAP-based web service can be used for product integration or to develop custom Data Relationship Management applications or clients The Data Relationship Management Web Service is implemented in Java and is deployed to the Oracle WebLogic Application Server as a J EE Web Application The Web Service communicates with the Data Relationship Management Server via the API Adapter The Data Relationship Management Web Service depends on the Oracle Web Services Manager OWSM for policy management and security of service infrastructure See the ??Deploying and Con ?guring the Data Relationship Management Web Service API ? chapter of the Oracle Hyperion Data Relationship Management Installation Guide for details on the deployment and con ?guration procedures for the Data Relationship Management Web Service API Top of Document CUsing the Data Relationship Management Web Service A Web service interface is de ?ned by a Web Service De ?nition Language WSDL document Following is the typical URL to the Data Relationship Management Web Service WSDL substitute the appropriate server hostname port http oracle-epm-drm-webservices DrmService wsdl The Oracle