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Sample application for accessing commercial marketplace analytics data
Use the sample application to build your own commercial marketplace analytics application.
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03/14/2022

Sample application for accessing commercial marketplace analytics data

Sample applications are created in C# and JAVA languages and are available on GitHub.

You can choose to take inspiration from the sample application and build your own application in any language.

The sample application achieves the following goals:

  • Generates an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) token.
  • Gets available datasets.
  • Creates user-defined queries.
  • Gets user-defined and system queries.
  • Schedules a report.

The sample application doesn’t cover the method of calling APIs for other functionalities. However, the process of calling other APIs remains the same as outlined above.

How to run the application

  1. Clone the repository to a local system using this command:

    git clone https://github.com/partneranalytics/ProgrammaticExportSampleAppISV.git

    [!NOTE] For more instructions, refer to the ProgrammaticExportSampleAppISV/README.md file in the GitHub repository.

  2. To quickly run the app, update the client ID and client secret in the appsettings.Development.json

    :::image type="content" source="./media/analytics-programmatic-access/appsettings-development-json.png" alt-text="Illustrates a snippet of the appsettings.Development.json file.":::

Running the app will start a local web server and a page will open (https://localhost:44365/ProgrammaticExportSampleApp/sample).

Illustrates the schedule report page.

This page will make API calls to the webserver running on the local machine, which in turn will make the actual programmatic access API calls.

Code snippets

The basic structure of the C# code for doing the programmatic access API calls is as follows:

:::image type="content" source="./media/analytics-programmatic-access/code-snippets.png" alt-text="Screenshot of API calls.":::

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