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Is there public documentation for this API?
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Adobe does have a publicly available resource on the internet for their web services:<br />
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<a href="https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/webservices/topics.html" rel="ugc">https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/webservices/topics.html</a><br />
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Are there any specific questions you have?<br />
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-saige-
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I just have no absolute clue where to start with this lol...<br />
No specific, but for instance... to get &quot;Data&quot; from web api to a database,<br />
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can I do this via Visual Studio, or do I need another tool, do I connect somewhere first...<br />
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im reading the &quot;getting started&quot; and even there im lost
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Ok thanks,<br />
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I will try to see from the client the authentication, you are probably right, they must have credentials to Adobe...from there.. i will see
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Hello EE,<br />
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I have been ask to develop an application to get data from an Adobe web API and then update a database<br />
I am nto sure where to start on this, since it will be my first time<br />
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Any clues on how / walkthrouigh or any steps I would follow so that I can do this easily without any confusion ?
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Hello EE,

I have been ask to develop an application to get data from an Adobe web API and then update a database
I am nto sure where to start on this, since it will be my first time

Any clues on how / walkthrouigh or any steps I would follow so that I can do this easily without any confusion ?

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