The following topics provide details on the structure of requests and responses in Universal API, how to implement them, and samples for commonly performed tasks.
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Provides an overview of the base request and response that all Universal API transactions are based on. |
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Provides an example ping request and response to confirm connectivity with Universal API. |
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Provides a simple sample request and response. |
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Explains what emulation is and how to use it. |
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| Using Keys in Universal API Transactions |
Before Release 5.0, the keys used in Universal Record elements could be changed after they were assigned. As of Release 5.0 (May 21, 2013), Universal API has added the concept of durable keys, which keeps the keys from changing when Universal Records are retrieved and modified. |
Additionally, the samples provide further insight into requests and responses:
- Sample XML transactions are provided for various Universal API functions.
- The Universal API Demo Site allows you to see and work with an application that is built over Universal API.
- C# proxy classes are provided to show how to consume the Universal API WSDL in C# code. Download the zip file.
- A github repository provides sample application code in several languages, and instructions for step-by-step tutorials that help you connect to Universal API.
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