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FellowTraveler: slight re-arrangement

2015-07-08T22:53:49Z

slight re-arrangement

2015-07-08T22:50:54Z

‎API Docs: updated links

2015-07-08T22:18:16Z

added moneychanger link

2015-07-08T22:17:46Z

wording

2015-07-08T22:01:51Z

minor fix

2015-07-08T22:01:31Z

‎API Docs: added note about Moneychanger

2013-09-17T04:04:27Z

‎USE CASES for the OT API: clarification

2013-09-17T04:03:13Z

‎USE CASES for the OT API: clarification

2013-06-17T11:04:43Z

added link to OTX protocol

2013-06-15T11:45:17Z

removed old links

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 === API Docs ===
 * [https://github.com/Open-Transactions/opentxs/blob/develop/include/opentxs/client/OT_ME.hpp#L116 High-level API (C++)]
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 * [https://github.com/Open-Transactions/opentxs/blob/develop/include/opentxs/client/OTAPI.hpp#L71 Low-level API (C++)]
-The above two APIs are wrapped with SWIG, and thus available in many other languages.
+The above two APIs are wrapped with SWIG, and thus available in [https://github.com/Open-Transactions/opentxs/tree/develop/wrappers many other languages.]
-The general rule of thumb is: When coding, always prefer the high-level API. Only use the low-level API for functions where no high-level API version is available.
+NOTE: This page is old, but preserved in case of any usefulness.
 === Introduction ===

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 === API Docs ===
-* [http://opentransactions.org/docs/class_o_t___m_e.html High-level API (C++)]
+* [https://github.com/Open-Transactions/opentxs/blob/develop/include/opentxs/client/OT_ME.hpp#L116 High-level API (C++)]
-* [http://opentransactions.org/docs/class_o_t_made_easy.html High-level API (all other languages)]
+* [https://github.com/Open-Transactions/opentxs/blob/develop/include/opentxs/client/OTAPI.hpp#L71 Low-level API (C++)]
-* [http://opentransactions.org/docs/class_o_t_a_p_i___wrap.html Low-level API (C++)]
+The above two APIs are wrapped with SWIG, and thus available in many other languages.
-* [http://opentransactions.org/docs/class_o_t_a_p_i___basic.html Low-level API (all other languages)]
+The general rule of thumb is: When coding, always prefer the high-level API. Only use the low-level API for functions where no high-level API version is available.
 === Introduction ===

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−	NOTE: This page is old, but preserved in case of any usefulness. [github.com/Open-Transactions/Moneychanger Moneychanger] is the reference implementation and it shows how to use the OT client API. If you ever need to write code that uses OT, just copy the sample code you need out of Moneychanger itself. It's that easy!	+	NOTE: This page is old, but preserved in case of any usefulness. [http://github.com/Open-Transactions/Moneychanger Moneychanger] is the reference implementation and it shows how to use the OT client API. If you ever need to write code that uses OT, just copy the sample code you need out of Moneychanger itself. It's that easy!

	=== API Docs ===		=== API Docs ===

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−	NOTE: This page is old, but preserved in case of any usefulness. Moneychanger is the reference implementation ~~using~~ the OT client API. If you ever need to ~~know how to use~~ OT, just copy the code you need out of Moneychanger. It's that easy!	+	NOTE: This page is old, but preserved in case of any usefulness. [github.com/Open-Transactions/Moneychanger Moneychanger] is the reference implementation and it shows how to use the OT client API. If you ever need to write code that uses OT, just copy the sample code you need out of Moneychanger itself. It's that easy!

	=== API Docs ===		=== API Docs ===

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−	NOTE: ~~These docs are~~ old, but preserved in case of any usefulness. Moneychanger is the reference implementation using the OT client API. If you ever need to know how to use OT, just copy the code you need out of Moneychanger. It's that easy!	+	NOTE: This page is old, but preserved in case of any usefulness. Moneychanger is the reference implementation using the OT client API. If you ever need to know how to use OT, just copy the code you need out of Moneychanger. It's that easy!

	=== API Docs ===		=== API Docs ===

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 Alice then withdraws from her asset account, by messaging server:  '''OT_API_notarizeWithdrawal()'''
-Server replies with untraceable cash, which is stored in the purse folder in local storage.
+Server replies with chaumian cash, which is stored in the purse folder in local storage.
 Here is the full Java implementation of Withdraw Cash:

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 * '''Send a Message''' to another user (via the server, encrypted to the recipient's public key.)
 * '''Deposit a cheque'''
-* '''Withdraw cash''' . . . . <==== UNTRACEABLE DIGITAL CASH!!
+* '''Withdraw cash''' . . . . <==== CHAUMIAN DIGITAL CASH!!
 * '''Deposit cash'''
 * Withdraw Voucher

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	[[List of Classes \| The OT C++ class library]]		[[List of Classes \| The OT C++ class library]]
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		+	[[OTX \| The OTX protocol]]

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 See also:
 [[Opentxs | opentxs command-line tool]]
 [[List of Classes | The OT C++ class library]]