Ximdex CMS API: NodeInfo

This is simplest action you can perform into a node: retrieve information about it.

Description	Get the information about a specific node
URL	/api/node
Parameters	ximtoken (required): session token obtained with the login action.
	nodeid (required): the node ID we want to get the info.
Response	JSON object containing the following information about the node:
	nodeid: The ID of the node.
	nodeType: ID of the node's nodetype.
	name: The name of the node.
	version: The version of the node, containing information about its version, subversion, publish state, user id, username and date.
	creationDate: The creation date (timestamp).
	modificationDate: The modification date (timestamp).
	path: The Ximdex CMS's path of the node.
	parent: The ID of the parent node.
	children: object with the ID’s, names and nodetypes of the children if exist or null if it has no children.
Example
POST Request #1	curl -X POST --data "nodeid=10000&ximtoken=XXABCDEFGHXX" http://example.org/ximdex/api/node
GET Request #1	curl -X GET "http://example.org/ximdex/api/node?nodeid=10000&ximtoken=XXABCDEFGHXX"
Response #1	{"error":0,"data":{"nodeid":"10000","nodeType":"5012","name":"Projects","version":0,"creationDate":null,"modificationDate":null,"path":"\/Ximdex\/Projects","parent":"1","children":[{"nodeid":"10784","name":"AddressBook","nodetype":"5013"},{"nodeid":"10819","name":"Picasso","nodetype":"5013"},{"nodeid":"10894","name":"api-test","nodetype":"5013"}]}}

You can use the ID's returned into the children object to navigate though all the nodes in tree structure that Ximdex CMS has in its interface.