For getting BurpSuite report, I have trying to integrate my application with BurpSuite Scanner by using REST API. Can anyone help me this.
At present, Burp does not have a built-in REST API. Some users have good results with a third-party extension, burp-rest-api. This includes an endpoint (/burp/scanner/issues/) that lets you fetch issues in JSON format. You can also use /burp/report to generate an HTML or XML report that includes the issues.
A built-in REST API is being developed at present.
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I'm currently looking for an easier solution to communicate with the Podio API. What I'm trying to do is gather data from an app that is populated through a relationship field and then create a Zapier automation that would use a webhook to gather the data (I've used this method with the Callrail API, and I must say their documentation is much easier to understand than the Podio Documentation). I'm using Postman as a testing platform to make sure that I get the data I need before I create any Zap.
Disclaimer: I am not confidently versed with any language, I've studied Python and some JSON for personal projects before but I am completely lost with working with the Podio API as it requires complete competency with working with APIs using a coding language.
Edit: I apparently need to fumble around just to realize what question I'm actually trying to ask..
I am using MVC5 and EF6 to build a local web application and am trying to test my web api 2s with Postman. I'm fairly new to http and ASP.NET and am wondering if there exists a tool to make api requests without too much authorization configuration. I understand that entity framework saves validation tokens in the browser, but I can't seem to find a good Chrome extension that will utilize the validation token to test CRUD operations before building out the UI to use them.
I should add this is a large practice project - I'm learning to swim in EF, not dependent on airtight security at this point.
I've tried following the instructions here:
ASP.NET Web API Authorization with Postman
but I can't seem to get Postman and IIS to get along.
Looking at the list of available polarion webservices wsdl api functions, I don't see one for creating a polarion user. I have had no luck in finding out how I can create a polarion user via scripting to the polarion soap (wsdl) API. preferably in Python.
I have not tested it but Polarions Java doc says it is possible with the ProjectWebservices class:
http://almdemo.polarion.com/polarion/sdk/doc/javadoc/com/polarion/alm/ws/client/projects/ProjectWebService.html
I actually recommend to work with Java as the API seems to be catered to this. I have not tested however if it is even possible to set up Python scripts accessing the API.
What is btw definitely NOT possible is creating projects via the API, see my answer here:
Polarion Web services API - How to create a project?
I am trying to integrate Acumatica with an interfacing system and I need to be able to send and receive data in xml format, say for example one is Customer info, that should be sent to the interfacing system.
For some reasons, we ruled out the Import/ Export scenarios and we need to achieve the interface using FTP.
I'm unable to find much info online on how to FTP data in and out of Acumatica. So if anyone can share links to some documentation, it will be very helpful. Thanks.
Seeing as you want to be able to send and receive data in an XML format, you might want to check the Web Service options.
There are two possibilities, the Contract Based SOAP API and the Screen Based SOAP API. Both of these are sending SOAP request in XML format.
If you are starting a new project, Acumatica is suggesting you use either version of the Contract Based API (SOAP or REST). So your best bet is probably in looking at Contract Based SOAP API.
As there is not much information on the structure behind what is being sent you will probably have to create yourself project in c# first and inspect the structure of the package being sent to the server hosting the Acumatica instance so that you can reproduce it using your own FTP Interface.
You need to work with .Net native FtpWebRequest class. You can find more information at MSDN FtpWebRequest.
Is there any quick way to automatically generate HAR for ServiceStack Services to be used for API Documentation tools like API Embed?
Why don't you use existing tools?
With Swagger API your API will be automatically documented and testable.
If you prefer, you can use ServiceStack Metadata page too. It's less sexy than Swagger, but it's ok, it does the job.