1. Using Oracle Database Exadata Express Cloud Service
  2. Manage Web Services
  3. Consume RESTful Web Services with JET

Consume RESTful Web Services with JET

Oracle Java Extension Toolkit (JET) is a collection of open source JavaScript libraries along with a set of Oracle contributed JavaScript libraries that make it as simple and efficient as possible to build applications that consume and interact with Oracle products and services, especially Oracle Cloud services. Your Oracle Database Exadata Express Cloud Service allows you to consume RESTful web services using Oracle JET.

Oracle JET provides you framework to build client-side web and hybrid mobile applications based on JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS.

  • Data for an Oracle JET application can come from any web data source that generates JSON data, such as a REST service, Server Sent Event (SSE), or WebSocket. In addition, Oracle JET also provides specific support for integrating web service data based on the Oracle REST standard. See About Oracle JET Data Binding in Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) Developing Applications with Oracle JET.

  • The Oracle JET Common Model and Collection API provides a collection-of-records object model that includes classes for bringing external data into an Oracle JET application and mapping the data to the application’s view model. See Using the Oracle JET Common Model and Collection Framework in Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) Developing Applications with Oracle JET.

  • The Oracle JET framework is designed to work with any web service that returns data in the form of JSON objects. Because the content of JSON objects can vary widely from service type, the application developer is responsible for examining the content of the JSON object and defining the ViewModel appropriately. See Integrating REST Services in Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) Developing Applications with Oracle JET.