Hi,
I am in the process of developing an application that would not have any reason to use a server for Community Platform API polling--any requests would be done by clients' user agents.
This application would probably only do 20-25 polls per client, and that's on the larger side. Nevertheless, since the current system of registration, I believe, relies on having static IPs and a hidden private key, would there be any way to register this HTML5/JavaScript application? Or would I just rest in the intrinsic immunity of a distributed application from polling limitations and leave it at that?
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The titles returned from a lookup like
/api/wow/character/cairne/furlqt?fields=titles are invalid. I thought originally they were offset by +1 in ID from their correct values, but it seems that is not always the case. Additional research: Title IDs appear to only be offset +1 if they are above a certain number, somewhere between 71 and 80. Some titles above an even larger number simply aren't returned (e.g. Wrathful Gladiator, #177). |