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    Mike Olmon 2021
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    The API Documentation is no help. It assumes you will use POSTMAN to access the ADP API. I need to run daily with a C# program to pull data. Has anyone been able to build a C# program to integrate using the ADP API? If so, can you sure some insights? I've successfully integrated C# with PointClickCare's API and NetHealth's API, one using XML objects and the other using JSON objects.

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    • M Mike Olmon 2021

      The API Documentation is no help. It assumes you will use POSTMAN to access the ADP API. I need to run daily with a C# program to pull data. Has anyone been able to build a C# program to integrate using the ADP API? If so, can you sure some insights? I've successfully integrated C# with PointClickCare's API and NetHealth's API, one using XML objects and the other using JSON objects.

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      If you use Postman 10.10.6 or later, it has built-in support for generating a C# snippet to replicate the Postman request. You can generate code that uses RestSharp, or code that uses the raw HttpClient. Open a working request in Postman, and click on the </> icon on the right-hand side.


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        If you use Postman 10.10.6 or later, it has built-in support for generating a C# snippet to replicate the Postman request. You can generate code that uses RestSharp, or code that uses the raw HttpClient. Open a working request in Postman, and click on the </> icon on the right-hand side.


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        Richard Deeming wrote:

        it has built-in support for generating a C# snippet

        Well that is interesting information. I would not have even thought to look for that.

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