Mydeo m3 uploading options and explanations Below is a list of the various different options we have for uploading media on to the CDN and a brief explanation of each. Web upload Most users will be able to use the web upload to get content on to the CDN. This is the simplest way to [...]
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m3 uploading options
Posted in Announcements, Articles, tagged desktop connector, m3, m3api, uploading on August 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
C# API Sample Project Now Available
Posted in Announcements, Technical, tagged api, download, m3api on August 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Download our sample project for an even quicker start! We’ve put together a sample project that demonstrates how easy it is to get started with the API. In this first, basic sample project, we demonstrate the creation of a Helper Library to help you centralise calls to our API within your own solution, and how [...]
m3api Payload Object Types
Posted in Articles, Technical, tagged m3, m3api, payload object types, xml definition on January 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
m3api Payload Object Types This document provides definitions of the standard Payload element object types returned in the APIResponse object. For more information, see this document. Object Types: APIUser BillObject CustomerBalanaceObject FileGroupObject FileGroupServiceObject FileObject SubscriptionObject TagObject Token URLObject Object Types listed in italics also have a collection object available, i.e. BillObjectCollection. BillObject This object type [...]
Understanding the m3api XML standard response document
Posted in Articles, Technical, tagged m3, m3api, object types, xml format on January 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The m3api provides response data in a common XML format. Understanding the strucutre of this document and the object types that it contains is vital in interacting with the m3api.
Overview of m3api
Posted in Articles, Technical, tagged m3, m3api, overview on January 20, 2009 | Comments Off
A technical overview of how the m3api works, and how to set it up.
How To Configure Visual Studio To Reference The m3api
Posted in Articles, Technical, tagged express editions, m3api, visual studio, visual web developer on January 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Describes how to configure Microsoft Visual Studio editions (plus Express edition products) to use the m3api.