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Web API Reference Guide
Request Data Types
Request data may be encoded into several primitive types. Since all data is eventually represented as
UTF-8 strings, these types mostly define what characters are considered valid for data of a specific type.
Additional validation rules may apply for specific parameters.
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Boolean - A case insensitive Boolean value, represented as either “TRUE” or “FALSE”.
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Integer - An integer (whole number).
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String - A string of characters.
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TimeStamp - The time and date represented in RFC-882/RFC-1123 format (e.g. “Sun, 06 Nov
1994 08:49:37 GMT“). The time and date must always be represented in the GMT time zone,
even if the server or client uses a different default time zone.
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Array - An array of values. Arrays are encoded by adding square brackets with an incrementing
0-based index number to the parameter name. For example, the array parameter fruits = (“apple”,
“orange”, “banana”) is to be represented as follows:
fruits[0]=apple&fruits[1]=orange&fruits[2]=banana
Since request parameter names must be URL-encoded, the above parameter will actually be sent
as:
fruits%5B0%5D=apple&fruits%5B1%5D=orange&fruits%5B2%5D=banana
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