Sample of SubmitCruiseTransaction with Correlation Token Response
This sample request of SubmitCruiseTransaction takes the following:
Note:
Request
The following requests a hold on a cabin. No correlation token is required and the filter is empty, meaning that the full response is being requested.
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Identifies the namespace for the submit cruise transaction. |
<SubmitCruiseTransaction xmlns="http://webservices.galileo.com"> |
Identifies the host access profile. |
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This request does not require a correlation token; therefore, it is empty. |
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Begins the transaction request. |
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Begins the request. |
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Indicates which cruise transaction is being used. In this case, a cabin hold is requested. |
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The information in the request is based on the requirements within the individual cruise transaction. The information in this section changes depending on the transaction used. ![CDATA] is used to preserve multiple spaces. In some XML Select transactions, blank spaces are needed. See the help for each transaction for spacing requirements. |
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Filter for the response. In this case, the filter is empty, meaning that the entire response is returned. |
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Ends the request. |
</SubmitCruiseTransaction> |
Response
The following response returns a successful cabin hold, as well as a correlation token to be used in the next request.
<SubmitCruiseTransactionResponse xmlns="http://webservices.galileo.com">
</SubmitCruiseTransactionResponse>