This method is mostly useful in combination with the Ecosystem Search method, for filtering purposes.

You can retrieve a list of all item types, each with their name and ID number.

XML or JSON (default is XML).

In XML, nodetexts have their content encapsulated in a CDATA section.
In JSON, these nodes use escaped Unicode codes for special characters.

1. http://api.eco.netvibes.com/types
2. http://api.eco.netvibes.com/types?format=xml
3. http://api.eco.netvibes.com/types?format=json

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<types>
  <type id="1"><![CDATA[miniapi]]></type>
  <type id="2"><![CDATA[feed]]></type>
  <type id="3"><![CDATA[event]]></type>
  <type id="4"><![CDATA[podcast]]></type>
  <type id="5"><![CDATA[tab]]></type>
  <type id="6"><![CDATA[uwa]]></type>
  <type id="7"><![CDATA[universe]]></type>
  <type id="8"><![CDATA[widget]]></type>
  <type id="9"><![CDATA[application]]></type>
  <type id="10"><![CDATA[flash]]></type>
  <type id="11"><![CDATA[native]]></type>
</types>

{
  "miniapi":1,
  "feed":2,
  "event":3,
  "podcast":4,
  "tab":5,
  "uwa":6,
  "universe":7,
  "widget":8,
  "application":9,
  "flash":10,
  "native":11
}