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Rather than using the User Interface, the Fusion Metadata Registry can perform operations by calls to its Web Services. Examples of these are the Validation or transformation Web Services. These can be invoked by a tool such as Postman, but this page aims to give some guidance on using the UNIX tool "curl" to invoke these Web Services.
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Rather than using the Graphical User Interface, the Fusion Metadata Registry can perform operations by calling its Web Services. Examples of these are the [[Data_Validation_Web_Service | Data Validation]] and [[Data_Transformation_Web_Service | Data Transformation]] Web Services. These can be invoked by a tool such as Postman, but this page aims to give some guidance on using the UNIX tool "curl" to invoke these Web Services.

Revision as of 05:48, 7 February 2023

Rather than using the Graphical User Interface, the Fusion Metadata Registry can perform operations by calling its Web Services. Examples of these are the Data Validation and Data Transformation Web Services. These can be invoked by a tool such as Postman, but this page aims to give some guidance on using the UNIX tool "curl" to invoke these Web Services.