REST Endpoint: GET: https://rason.net/api/model/{nameorid}/solve

A REST API endpoint that accepts an analytic model (optimization, simulation, data science or decision table) in JSON and places it in the queue to be solved.

• URL:

  https://rason.net/api/model/{nameorid}/solve

• Method: GET
• URL Params

  Required: None

  Optional: Any data component may be passed as a query parameter if a binding property exists for that parameter. For example, see the RASON example code snippet below.

        
          data: {
            profits: {
            value: [[75, 50, 35]],
            binding: 'get'
          }
        
      

  To change a query parameter outside of the RASON model environment, use:

  $.Post("https://rason.net/api/optimize?profits=100,150,75",...

  RASON Server will map "profits=?" with "profits = 100, 150, 75". A query can return any number of rows that satisfy the filtering condition, from 0 to infinity.

  To perform a query using multiple parameters (say custID, maritalStatus and age) outside of the RASON model environment, use the query parameter:

  $.get(https://rason.net/api/decision? custID=c2&maritalStatus=s&age=40 .....

  Or in general,

  $.get(https://rason.net/api/decision?par1=val1&par2=val2.....

  In a data science model, any datasource component may be passed as a query parameter if a binding property exists for that datasource. For example, see the RASON example code snippet below.

        
          "datasources": {
            "srcCustomers": {
              "type": "csv",  
              "connection": "customers_dt.txt",
              "selection": "custID = $parCustID1 or custID = $parCustID2",
              "parameters": {
                "parCustID1": {
                  "binding": "get",
                  "value": "c1"
                },
                "parCustID2": {
                  "binding": "get",
                  "value": "c3"
                }
              }
            }
          },
        
      

  To query custID =$parCustID1 or custID=$parCustID2 outside of the RASON model environment, use:

  $.get(https://rason.net/api/datamine?parCustID1=c1&parCustID2=c2…

  Or in general,

  $.get(https://rason.net/api/datamine?par1=val1&par2=val2.....

  RASON Server will map "custID=$parCustID1" with "parCustID1=c1" and "custID = $parCustID2" with "parCustID2=c3". A query can return any number of rows that satisfy the filtering condition, from 0 to infinity.

• Headers:

  Required: Authorization - Example: Authorization: bearer {your RASON token}

  Optional: None

• Data Params: None
• Success Response:

  Code: 202 (Accepted)

          
        {
          "modelId": "2590+DTDateTimeExample+2020-01-13-20-42-57-538314",
          "modelName": "DTDateTimeExample",
          "modelDescr": "Date and Time Decision Table Examples",
          "modelFiles": null,
          "runtimeToken": "",
          "modelType": 2,
          "modelTypeName": "Instance",
          "isChampion": false,
          "parentModelId": "2590+DTDateTimeExample+2020-01-13-20-42-04-
          307176",
          "queryString": ""
        }