1.

Choose a Core server by using DNS load balancing

Resolve the Core servers' common domain name.

Use domain name

2.

Save the IP gotten from the DNS server.

Save the IP

3.

Sending file

Initiate processing a file on the client side. (See REST API: Scan A File)

Use IP saved in step 2.

4.

Save the data_id got from the Core server

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5.

Getting result

Request result related to data_id saved in step 2. (See REST API: Fetch Scan Result)

Use IP saved in step 2.

6.

If processing is in progress (See REST API: Fetch Scan Result), wait a little while and repeat step 3.

Use IP saved in step 2.

1.

Choose a Core server by using DNS load balancing

Resolve the Core servers' common domain name.

Use domain name

2.

Save the IP gotten from the DNS server.

Save the IP

3.

Open batch

Initiate processing file(s) in batch. Request a batch ID. (See REST API: Initiate Batch)

Use IP saved in step 2.

4.

Sending files

Send file to the specific Core server with the basch ID saved in step 3. (See REST API: Scan file in batch)

Use IP saved in step 2.

5.

Save the data_id you got from the Core server.

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6.

Status/result of scanning of sent files can be queried: (See REST API: Fetch Scan Result)

Use IP saved in step 2.

7.

Repeat step 3-4. with files wanted to be in the same batch.

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8.

Getting batch status

See REST API: Status of Batch

Use IP saved in step 2.

9.

Close batch

Tell the server that no more files will be sent to this batch. (See REST API: Close Batch).

(This will only be successful if all the files sent to the batch have been processed already. Repeat this step until batch is closed.)

Use IP saved in step 2.

10.

Getting results

Request results related to batch ID saved in step 2. (See REST API: Download Batch Signed Result).

Use IP saved in step 2.