MCP Server
by nelsonandreproton
An example MCP server that interacts with Outsystems web services. It demonstrates calling services to sum two numbers and create an employee.
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What is MCP Server?
This is an example MCP server designed to showcase integration with Outsystems web services. It provides functionalities to sum two numbers and create employee records using Outsystems APIs.
How to use MCP Server?
The server can be used by sending requests to the appropriate endpoints. The specifics of the endpoints and request formats would need to be determined from the server's implementation details (code, documentation, etc.). You would likely need to configure the server with the correct Outsystems web service URLs and credentials.
Key features of MCP Server
Calls Outsystems web service to sum 2 numbers
Calls Outsystems web service to create an Employee
Demonstrates web service integration
Provides example API endpoints
Use cases of MCP Server
Integrating with Outsystems applications
Demonstrating web service interaction
Creating employee records via API
Performing calculations using external services
FAQ from MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP likely refers to a specific framework or architecture used in conjunction with Outsystems, but without more context, a precise definition is difficult.
What Outsystems web services are used?
What Outsystems web services are used?
The server uses web services for summing numbers and creating employees. Specific service names would be found in the server's configuration.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
Configuration details are not provided in the README. You would need to examine the server's code or documentation for configuration instructions.
What are the API endpoints?
What are the API endpoints?
API endpoint details are not provided in the README. You would need to examine the server's code or documentation to identify the available endpoints.
Does this server handle authentication?
Does this server handle authentication?
The README does not specify authentication details. You would need to examine the server's code or documentation to determine if and how authentication is handled.