This changes the API’s response as follows: To enable JSONP for any request to the API, provide a value for the optional callback parameter.
For more information, see the following articles: The REST API follows the specifications and conventions of the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data format and any related Javascript syntax specifications. Entities capture the core concepts within the Bullhorn system and provide an organization for storing staffing data and applying the rules and processing that comprise the Bullhorn system. Candidate, ClientContact, JobOrder, and Placement are examples of entities. Entitiesīullhorn uses the term entity to refer to a type represented in the Bullhorn system. Where e999 is the corporation identifier. The first path element of all API URLs, after any context root, will be an identifier for a corporation. All REST API URLs should be considered case-sensitive.Īll URLs are namespaced by corporation. Web URLs are case-sensitive, except for machine names. URLsĪPI users should use data-center-specific base URLs data-center-specific base URLs for the Bullhorn OAuth, REST, and SOAP APIs. Additional recommended practices for REST APIs are also observed whenever appropriate. This includes things like case sensitivity of URLs, character encodings, HTTP methods, and so forth. Whenever possible, the REST API will follow specifications, conventions and practices of HTTP and the web in general. Entity Reference Guide available: here General Conventions This reference guide provides general information about the Bullhorn REST API and specific information about each API operation and supported entity type.
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