Quick start to developing API applications This section provides code snippets for Production Messaging SOAP APIs to send fax messages. APIs allow customers to develop messaging applications that communicate with the Production Messaging infrastructure to deliver the messages. Production Messaging is a webservice that is a “document/literal SOAP webservice.” This means the payload of the request is an XML document that conforms to the standard SOAP schema (which sets out the Envelope, Header, and Body) and in which the Body contains an XML fragment that conforms to the schema in the API's WSDL (Web Services Description Language). An application that uses the Production Messaging API must be able to generate the SOAP messages expected by the Production Messaging infrastructure and read the responses it provides. Note: The SOAP API is programming language-agnostic. This means you can use any programming language to interface with the API. Topics include: “JobSubmit (fax)” “JobDeliveryStatus (detailed job information and its deliveries)” “Additional code samples”
This section provides code snippets for Production Messaging SOAP APIs to send fax messages. APIs allow customers to develop messaging applications that communicate with the Production Messaging infrastructure to deliver the messages.
Production Messaging is a webservice that is a “document/literal SOAP webservice.” This means the payload of the request is an XML document that conforms to the standard SOAP schema (which sets out the Envelope, Header, and Body) and in which the Body contains an XML fragment that conforms to the schema in the API's WSDL (Web Services Description Language).
An application that uses the Production Messaging API must be able to generate the SOAP messages expected by the Production Messaging infrastructure and read the responses it provides.
Topics include:
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