{REST} API PMS Enterprise web
Our API version 2.1.4 is documented. The PMS Enterprise Web REST API (also known as a RESTful API or RESTful Web API) is an application programming interface (API) that follows the design principles of the REST (Representational State Transfer) architectural style. REST APIs offer a flexible and compact way to integrate applications and connect components. APIs make it possible to exchange only the necessary information while keeping other internal system details hidden, which contributes to system security. Servers or devices do not have to disclose all their data—APIs enable the exchange of small data packets that are relevant to the specific request.
Our API version: 2.1.4. Documentation can be provided. The PMS Enterprise Web REST API (also known as a RESTful API or RESTful Web API) is an application programming interface (API) that adheres to the design principles of the REST (Representational State Transfer) architectural style. REST APIs offer a flexible, compact way to integrate applications and connect components. APIs make it possible to exchange only the necessary information while keeping other internal system details hidden, which contributes to system security. Servers or devices do not have to fully disclose their data—APIs enable the exchange of small data packets that are relevant to the specific request.
{REST} API Sicherheit und Datenschutz für Benutzer
APIs provide additional protection within a network. They can also offer an extra layer of protection for home users. When a website requests a user’s location (a location API provides this information), the user can decide whether to allow or deny the request. APIs make it possible to exchange only the necessary information while keeping other internal system details hidden, which contributes to system security. Servers or devices do not have to fully disclose their data—APIs enable the exchange of small data packets that are relevant to the specific request.
APIs bieten zusätzlichen Schutz innerhalb eines Netzwerks. Sie können auch eine weitere Ebene des Schutzes für Privatanwender bieten. Wenn eine Website den Standort eines Benutzers anfordert (eine Standort-API liefert diese Informationen), kann der Benutzer entscheiden, ob er diese Anfrage zulässt oder ablehnt. APIs ermöglichen es, nur die notwendigen Informationen auszutauschen, während andere interne Systemdetails verborgen bleiben, was zur Systemsicherheit beiträgt. Server oder Geräte müssen ihre Daten nicht vollständig offenlegen – APIs ermöglichen den Austausch von kleinen Datenpaketen, die für die jeweilige Anfrage relevant sind.
