The Bullhorn REST API gives you a simple yet powerful way to interact with the Bullhorn system. Because it uses HTTP requests and responses and standard data structures, the REST API is accessible from many programming languages and is particularly well-suited to mobile applications and applications that use the most current web technologies.
This tutorial is for developers who develop custom applications that use Bullhorn SOAP API and PHP. You develop a sample application that creates a session to the Bullhorn system, retrieves candidates by using several methods, and displays the results in a table on the web page.
Explains the design considerations and JavaScript needed to ensure your custom component doesn't spring unnecessary scrollbars when it appears in a Bullhorn custom tab.
This tutorial is for developers who develop custom applications that use the Bullhorn web services APIs. It provides an overview of how Notes work within the Bullhorn application and illustrates how to query, add, and remove Notes to candidates, client contacts, jobs and other entities using PHP, C#, and Java.
This article is targeted at developers who want to do custom development using the Bullhorn SOAP API and Java. You will create a sample application that creates a session to the Bullhorn system, retrieves candidates using a couple of methods, and displays the results on the console.
This tutorial is for developers who develop custom applications that use the Bullhorn web services APIs and C#. You develop a sample application that creates a session to the Bullhorn system, retrieves candidates by using several methods, and displays the results in a table on the web page.
This tutorial is for developers who create custom applications that use the Bullhorn web services APIs. The tutorial describes how to work with the Candidate entity in the Bullhorn system. Code samples are provided in the tutorial for C#, Java, and PHP.
