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JavaScript Media API Examples

This topic presents some simple examples of making Media API queries from JavaScript.

The Media API is a REST-based API for accessing the content and metadata in your Video Cloud account. Because the Media API is a REST-based API, it can be accessed from a wide variety of places in your web applications, not just on the client, but in your dynamically-generated web pages or server-side synchronization processes, for example.

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Java Example: Upload Video

In this topic, you will learn how to use an HTML page to upload a video to your media library using Java and the Media Write API. A servlet class handles the HTML form page, taking the video name, description, and file, and passes them into the create_video method.

By downloading and examining the example code, you will learn how to programmatically upload video with Java and the Media Write API and customize the application as needed.

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Media Write API: PHP Example - Upload Video

In this code walkthrough of an example application, you will learn how to use a PHP page to upload a video to your media library using PHP and the Media Write API. The video submission occurs on an HTML form. Then a PHP script handles the form and uploads the video to the Video Cloud service.

By following the code described in this topic, you will be able to build your own applications for uploading video or modify the example application as needed.

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Media Write API: PHP Example - Upload Video Sample Code

Sample code for the PHP Media API upload example.

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Top Videos Sidebar Example

This sample application uses the Media API to query for a list of the five most-viewed videos in the past week, and displays them in an HTML sidebar. The videos are clickable and launch a player in a new window.

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Media API: VideoManager Example Application

This document presents the VideoManager, a sample application that uses the Video Cloud Media API and JavaScript. The VideoManager is a client that manages basic tasks in a Media Library. In many respects, it follows the same design patterns as the Video Cloud Media module, but instead of being implemented as a Flash application, it uses HTML, JavaScript, and the Media API.

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proxy.jsp for VideoManager Example Application

This is the sample proxy.jsp file for the the VideoManager application. It proxies the request to the API interface and its response.

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