The sgcREST components ship inside the sgcWebSockets trial installer. Download the package for your IDE version and the SGC REST palette page appears with all four components ready to use: TsgcHTTPRESTServer, TsgcHTTPServerStats, TsgcHTTPServer_Tenancy and TsgcHTTPServer_Users. The OpenAPI server engine and the OpenAPI client class are available in code right away. No separate installer needed.
One installer, one trial. sgcREST is licensed as a standalone package with the sgcWebSockets Core runtime bundled in, and it is distributed through the same trial download. Install it, open the SGC REST palette page, and evaluate all seven classes before you buy.
Trying code-first OpenAPI? TsgcOpenAPICodeFirstScanner and TsgcOpenAPICodeFirstDispatcher need Delphi XE7 or later, they rely on RTTI that earlier versions do not have. Everything else in sgcREST, including spec-first OpenAPI, works from Delphi 7 up.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes the sgcREST components.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes the sgcREST components.
The REST server, the spec-first OpenAPI engine and the OpenAPI client need no external account or third-party credentials to get started.
Create a TsgcHTTPRESTServer, add a binding and set Active to True. Attach ServerStats and Tenancy when you need them, both are optional.
Point the OpenAPI server engine at an OpenAPI 3.0/3.1 document you already have, or annotate a Delphi class and let TsgcOpenAPICodeFirstScanner generate one.