Introduction Production Messaging is a cloud-based solution that automates the creation and delivery of customized outbound transactions originating in back-office environments. It accepts almost any form of data from back-end systems, and creates messages according to your business rules. You can merge data fields and add logos or other customizations before delivering the messages. The Production Messaging API allows OpenText customers to develop SOAP API messaging applications that communicate with the Production Messaging infrastructure to deliver email, SMS, voice, and fax messages. Table 1: Production Messaging This document describes how the OpenText Production Messaging SOAP Application Programming Interface (API) can be used to create messaging applications. It provides code walk-throughs for some of the core APIs, such as JobSubmit and JobDeliveryStatus. In addition to providing C# code snippets, it describes the basic steps involved in developing API applications as well as answers to frequently asked questions during application development. The document also provides references to Java and VB samples on the API Forum. Topics include: “Audience” “About this guide” “Product support and assistance”
Production Messaging is a cloud-based solution that automates the creation and delivery of customized outbound transactions originating in back-office environments. It accepts almost any form of data from back-end systems, and creates messages according to your business rules. You can merge data fields and add logos or other customizations before delivering the messages.
The Production Messaging API allows OpenText customers to develop SOAP API messaging applications that communicate with the Production Messaging infrastructure to deliver email, SMS, voice, and fax messages.
This document describes how the OpenText Production Messaging SOAP Application Programming Interface (API) can be used to create messaging applications. It provides code walk-throughs for some of the core APIs, such as JobSubmit and JobDeliveryStatus. In addition to providing C# code snippets, it describes the basic steps involved in developing API applications as well as answers to frequently asked questions during application development. The document also provides references to Java and VB samples on the API Forum.
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