Web Service Client
Steps in integrating with either our REST or SOAP endpoint
The first step in integrating with either our REST or SOAP endpoint is to build a web service client. This can done by writing code that directly makes HTTP requests to our REST endpoint, or use the provided Swagger (OpenAPI 2.0) or WSDL files to auto-generate a REST or SOAP client.
Some languages require additional tools to dynamically generate a web service client. The following tool-generated clients were used by our examples.
Click on the links below to download a .zip file with client code examples:
- C# REST Client (generated using NSwagStudio)
- C# SOAP Client (generated using Add Service Reference within Visual Studio)
Some languages have built-in capability to dynamically generate a web service client. We referenced the following documentation when building our examples.
For programming languages not listed above, please consult its documentation and community support for best practices on building or generating a web service client.