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1 year 5 months ago #2840
by brenden
Chief Product Officer - Wilcom
Sydney, Australia
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Replied by brenden on topic API information
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1 year 5 months ago #2842
by brenden
Chief Product Officer - Wilcom
Sydney, Australia
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Replied by brenden on topic API information
Hi Diwate,
You'll see this covered on page 7 of the API Interface Specification 1.4 document.
In particular:
7.3: Use the libraryHere is an example how to construct an xml string for lettering, then calling WILCOM_GenerateTrueview and paring the result xml string to object. Saving the generated trueview to Result.png at last.
You can also download the sample code from our site. For example the "Design Image Concept Source" concept provides you sample code (C# .NET) to illustrate using the API for calling designTrueview and bitmapArtPreivew/vectorArtPreview API and displaying the result image on a garment.
There is also a detailed documentation explaining this next to the source you can download.
To clarify, you do need to be a registered member and logged into the developer portal to access this information.
Cheers,
Brenden
You'll see this covered on page 7 of the API Interface Specification 1.4 document.
In particular:
7.3: Use the libraryHere is an example how to construct an xml string for lettering, then calling WILCOM_GenerateTrueview and paring the result xml string to object. Saving the generated trueview to Result.png at last.
XmlEWARecipe recipe = newXmlEWARecipe()
{
recipe = newXmlKioskDocument()
{
decorations = newList<decoration>()
{
newlettering(){simple_lettering = newsimple_lettering()
{
alphabet_name = "Block2",
text = "My Lettering",
height = 20f
},
thread = newthread()
{
color = Color.Red.R | Color.Red.G << 8 | Color.Red.B << 16
}
}
},
output = newoutput()
{
trueview_file = "ResultImage.png",
}
}
}
;stringxmlRecipeString = StringXmlSerializer.FastSerialize<XmlEWARecipe>(recipe, StaticXmlSerializers.GetSerializer<XmlEWARecipe>(null));
varclient = newRestClient("http://ewa.wilcom.com/1.3");You can also download the sample code from our site. For example the "Design Image Concept Source" concept provides you sample code (C# .NET) to illustrate using the API for calling designTrueview and bitmapArtPreivew/vectorArtPreview API and displaying the result image on a garment.
There is also a detailed documentation explaining this next to the source you can download.
To clarify, you do need to be a registered member and logged into the developer portal to access this information.
Cheers,
Brenden
Chief Product Officer - Wilcom
Sydney, Australia
Have you installed your latest Wilcom update? Click here.
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