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This example written in Java allows developers to manage VoipNow accounts. Download. |
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What This Example Does
This example uses SOAP calls to do the things specified below.
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The parent of this organization is a randomly chosen service provider. Also, a random charging plan is assigned to this account from account from those created by its parent.
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The parent of this user is a randomly chosen organization. Also, a random charging plan is assigned to this account from account from those created by its parent.
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The parent of this extension is a a a a randomly chosen user. Also, a random charging plan is assigned to this account from account from those created by its parent.
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You might have a problem if the tool for running the example uses a JDK JDK used to run the examples is older than the JDK used for building to build the |
Setup
Please download the tool archive.files from our GitHub repository:
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git clone https://github.com/4psa/systemapi-example-java.git |
In order to be able to test the tool, you need a Java IDE. Please follow these steps:
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The jars from the archive |
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| The jars required by Axis2 | You can find them in AXIS2_HOME\lib and AXIS2and AXIS2_HOME\lib\endorsed. |
STEP 4: Configure some variables from the the Constants.java file. The The following constants must be changed for the example to work:
- VOIPNOW_URL: the URL of your your VoipNow server with the
http://<VOIPNOW_SERVER_IP>/orhttps://<VOIPNOW_SERVER_IP>/ format - ACCESS_TOKEN: the token generated with an authorized VoipNow application. You may find more info about how to generate the token here: Access Management.
STEP 5: Run the project. Observe the results in the console of the IDE. Look in the the VoipNow interface to check the results. At least a service provider must be added.
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The credentials are passed as a UserCredentialsDocument UserCredentialsDocument class:
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// this is the object representing the credentials UserCredentialsDocument ucd = UserCredentialsDocument.Factory.newInstance(); UserCredentialsDocument.UserCredentials cred = UserCredentialsDocument.UserCredentials.Factory.newInstance(); // set the token generated with an authorized application cred.setAccessToken(Constants.ACCESS_TOKEN); ucd.setUserCredentials(cred); |
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// Create the AddServiceProvider object AddServiceProvider add_sp = AddServiceProvider.Factory.newInstance(); //Set the company for the Service Provider add_sp.setCompany(Constants.COMPANY); //Set the name of the Service Provider add_sp.setName(Constants.NAME); ... |
STEP 4: Wrap the the AddServiceProvider object into a AddServiceProviderDocument a AddServiceProviderDocument object and call the the addServiceProvider method on the stub:
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The response is represented by an AddServiceProviderResponse an AddServiceProviderResponse object:
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AddServiceProviderResponse response = response_document.getAddServiceProviderResponse();
// information from the response
System.out.println("operation status: " + response.getResult()); |
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This and more examples can be found in the downloaded packagecloned repository. |
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