SOAP API
Getting started with SOAP API for Number
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Getting started with SOAP API for Number
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Our SOAP API allows full integration of Number services with a high degree of customization. You can use our to learn about specific methods in the API.
Before you continue this section, we recommend reading sections about , , and .
The easiest way to get started using Number's SOAP API is to generate the CardProcessClient
service. Following the steps below, you'll learn how to generate that service for applications using the framework.
CardProcessService
using the command lineDownload and install the Windows SDK that corresponds with the version of the .NET Framework you're using. You can find the SDK installer on the Microsoft website.
Alternatively, you can install Visual Studio Community, Professional, or Enterprise, which include the SDK alongside with other .NET development tools.
CardProcessService
modelOpen a Command Prompt window and navigate to the directory where SvcUtil.exe is located or add the directory to your system's PATH environment variable for easier access.
Then, you can execute the following command:
Make sure to run the command as an administrator. If you receive network errors, you can try downloading the with the full service description and provide the file path as an argument to the command.
Example: svcutil.exe "C:\Users\{Name}\Downloads\CardProcAPI.xml"
This will generate a configuration file with the name of output.config
and a C# code file named CardProcAPI.cs
that contains the client class. Both of the files should appear inside of the folder with the tool.
Add the two files to your application and use the generated client class to call the service.
Here's a brief example of creating and disposing of the service client:
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