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Created by: Arun Menon on 20-02-2013 10:41:22 PM
Hi
We are looking at integration of meeting center with our portal using XML API. The requiremnt involves passing all parameters (mandatory as well as non mandatory) which is looking like a herculian task .
. The site is desinged in C#. I was hoping if there is a way I can get all the API calls & responses in XML format with all the parameters. I can then use that sample to build my class files.
Can anyone guide me to correct place for this.
Any help would be appericated
Subject: RE: XMP API Integration with web portal
Replied by: Nathan Morrow on 21-02-2013 03:16:53 PM
Hello,
The XML API reference guide does contain an example XML request for every command, although many of the examples do not include all of the available options. We also provide schema files, which can be used to programmatically build your XML requests with all available options. .Net should have a built in capability to generate classes from a given set of XSD files.
Subject: RE: XMP API Integration with web portal
Replied by: Arun Menon on 26-02-2013 10:05:41 PM
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for the response got the XSD file . I wasnt looking at the right place. Once again appericate the response.
Created by: Arun Menon on 20-02-2013 10:41:22 PM
Hi
We are looking at integration of meeting center with our portal using XML API. The requiremnt involves passing all parameters (mandatory as well as non mandatory) which is looking like a herculian task .
. The site is desinged in C#. I was hoping if there is a way I can get all the API calls & responses in XML format with all the parameters. I can then use that sample to build my class files. Can anyone guide me to correct place for this.
Any help would be appericated
Subject: RE: XMP API Integration with web portal
Replied by: Nathan Morrow on 21-02-2013 03:16:53 PM
Hello,
The XML API reference guide does contain an example XML request for every command, although many of the examples do not include all of the available options. We also provide schema files, which can be used to programmatically build your XML requests with all available options. .Net should have a built in capability to generate classes from a given set of XSD files.
Subject: RE: XMP API Integration with web portal
Replied by: Arun Menon on 26-02-2013 10:05:41 PM
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for the response got the XSD file . I wasnt looking at the right place. Once again appericate the response.