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AutoCAD Core Engine Via HTTP

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    Description

    The AutoCAD Team has been working on a service that will enable third-party developers to interact with DWG™ files via HTTP from anywhere on any device. This presentation will provide details of this new API (application programming interface), and we will show you how to use it from your website, mobile, or desktop app. We will also provide hands-on examples of how to accomplish various tasks, including the plotting of thousands of DWG files to PDF.

    Key Learnings

    • Learn how to use the AutoCAD software HTTP APIs from desktop application
    • Learn how to use the AutoCAD software HTTP APIs from mobile application
    • Learn how to use the AutoCAD software HTTP APIs from a website
    • Understand which scenarios this new API enables

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    AutoCAD
    Topics
    Programmer / SW Engineer
    CAD Management & IT
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