calling-1c-rest-api-via-curl

You can query data from a 1C database using curl by calling the execute_query endpoint with a 1C query language statement. This allows you to retrieve specific data without needing to understand the MCP protocol.

Yes, you can execute arbitrary 1C code remotely by sending a curl request to the available REST API endpoints. This enables specific task automation and remote code execution within the 1C:Enterprise database.

The best way to explore 1C metadata from the command line is using curl to call dedicated REST API endpoints. These endpoints allow you to discover database structure, retrieve object details, and check access rights.

You can find object references and read event logs in 1C:Enterprise by using curl to access specific REST API endpoints. These endpoints support filtering system event logs and retrieving links to 1C objects.

Yes, the 1C REST API approach supports multi-database routing through channel isolation. This feature allows you to direct your curl requests across multiple 1C databases seamlessly.

Using curl instead of the MCP protocol simplifies interaction with a 1C database by leveraging standard command-line HTTP requests. This removes the need to understand MCP while still enabling data querying, metadata exploration, and code execution.