A service may return a large number of parameters (nodes), for example, this is response structure when invoking http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=html5:
Entering each value by hand could be a tedious process and error prone. To make this process simpler, Tiggr provides two ways to auto populate response parameters: - Creating response parameters from running Test connection
- Creating response parameters by pasting sample response
Creating response parameters from running Test connection- Open Request Parameters panel
- Click Test Connection
- Enter parameter value (if not set from default)
- Click Test
- Service output will be populated in Response window
- Click Populate Response Structure button
- Click Close
Response Parameters panel will open automatically with all the request parameters defined. Creating response parameters by pasting sample response- Open Response Parameters panel
- Click on Populate from Sample Response button
- Paste sample service response
- Click Populate Response Parameters button
- Click Close
Response Parameters panel will show all the request parameters defined.
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