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| - | + | == [[API Home Page|ePrize Web Services API]] == | |
| + | ePrize Web Services API uses a REST architecture for communication between your client and the ePrize servers. This is the same architecture used by the web, so you can explore the API with a web browser. | ||
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| + | <li>[[API Home Page|Visit the ePrize Web Services API Page »]]</li> | ||
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| + | == [[ePrize Mobile SDK]] == | ||
| + | The ePrize Mobile SDK is designed to be an easy and practical way to retrieve a list of active promotions your organization is running with ePrize, Inc. Once you retrieve a list of active promotions, you can add calls-to-action (buttons, ads, etc.) in your mobile application to launch a given promotion, using an instance of the SDK's built-in web view controller, where the specified promotion will be loaded into a web view and presented to the user - all while remaining in your application. | ||
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| + | <li>[[ePrize Mobile SDK|Visit the ePrize Mobile SDK Page »]]</li> | ||
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Revision as of 17:01, 8 April 2013
ePrize Web Services API
ePrize Web Services API uses a REST architecture for communication between your client and the ePrize servers. This is the same architecture used by the web, so you can explore the API with a web browser.
ePrize Mobile SDK
The ePrize Mobile SDK is designed to be an easy and practical way to retrieve a list of active promotions your organization is running with ePrize, Inc. Once you retrieve a list of active promotions, you can add calls-to-action (buttons, ads, etc.) in your mobile application to launch a given promotion, using an instance of the SDK's built-in web view controller, where the specified promotion will be loaded into a web view and presented to the user - all while remaining in your application.
