Created by: Yuriy Glushanin on 03-11-2009 07:52:49 AM Hi, everyone! Do you use WebEx XML API in your Java applications? Does a Java client library for the API exist? Thank you!
Subject: RE: Java client for XML API Replied by: Yuriy Glushanin on 05-11-2009 03:43:43 PM I found a solution: xmlbeans for WebEx XSD files.
Subject: RE: Java client for XML API Replied by: Imanol Aldekoaotalora on 21-12-2009 08:58:11 AM Hi, i´m using XmlBeans, i´ve tried to list my meetings, and it works correctly, i take the response in an LstsummaryMeetingResponse object, but when a want to parse the response for getting the meetings information, i can´t do it, the LstsummaryMeetingResponse.toString() returns the whole xml correctly, but lstsummaryMeetingResponse.sizeOfMeetingArray() and lstsummaryMeetingResponse.getMeetingArray() returns 0, so i can´t do a for or a while to get each meeting information. Somebody has tried it, any solution, how can i parse the response data? like a string?
Subject: RE: Java client for XML API Replied by: Yuriy Glushanin on 21-12-2009 09:28:07 AM Imanol, I think that you parse the response data uncorrectly. Could you show your Java code for processing the response?
Subject: RE: Java client for XML API Replied by: sapana patel on 09-07-2010 11:21:24 AM Hi, I want to schedule new meeting from my java code through WebEx API. But I did not have any idea about that. So please help me and guide me for that. Any Sample code is helpful to me. Thanks in advance
Subject: RE: Java client for XML API Replied by: Kingsley Lewis on 12-07-2010 10:04:25 PM Hi Sapana, It looks like you may have already proceeded past this point from your other posts. If not, you can download all of our available documentation and any samples from the Documents tab on the navigation bar above. Thank you -Kingsley Lewis
Subject: RE: Java client for XML API Replied by: Sean Sullivan on 09-11-2010 06:42:20 AM
Do you use WebEx XML API in your Java applications? Does a Java client library for the API exist?
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