Dean:

I am actually the author of that application.  Your question comes at a very opportune time.  I had a bit of time on my hands and jus finished adding that code to the application and updated it to v1_1 as well.  I will send it to you since it has not been posted yet.

Mike Love

Senior Solutions Engineer

Webtrends

Simon:

I hope you are getting a lot out of the sample application.  I have updated this version to support v1_1 of the REST API.  I have also added new functionality so that you can place multiple reports on a sheet as well as do multiple queries and add new data to an existing report.  I have added that new application with the updated documentation to this reply.

I am always interested in feedback on this.  So, let me know what you think.

Mike

Simon:

The new spreadsheet is an embedded object in the Word doc attached to my response to you blog reply.  I am also attaching it here.

Mike

Pinda:

The sample application was written with the general customer in mind.  I do understand that Microsoft uses a different site to access their data.  If you wll provide me the domain name you use to access Webtrends via the generator, I can provide you either the changes needed to access your data or I can make the changes myself and send you a new Workbook.  It is about three lines of code.

Mike

Pinda:

My mistake.  What I need is a sample of the REST URL  from the generator when you log in and create a REST URL.

Sorry.

Mike Love