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EUserv Reseller API
Introduction
Technology
Our API is based on the XML-RPC protocol, which is a Remote Procedure Calling protocol that works over the Internet.
XML-RPC messages are HTTP-POST requests in XML (Extensible Markup Language).
A “method call” will be executed on the server and will produce a response, which is also formatted in XML and which can be decoded into several variables.
Method call parameters and returned variables can be strings, integers (numbers) and also complex types like arrays and hashes. Required parameters and return values are method-specific. Some parameters or return values are marked as “optional”; all other values/parameters are required.
API Servers
Please note that both servers currently use self-signed SSL certificates! It is possible, that you have to disable “peer verifying” to connect!
The live environment is available over HTTPS (HTTP over SSL, Port 443) at:
– https://api.euserv.net:443
For developing/testing purposes, please use the sandbox environment, which is also available over HTTPS(Port 443) at:
– https://api.test.euserv.net:443
The sandbox environment is a virtual environment for testing and developing. All data/values/servers/orders will be copied into the sandbox environment every night, excepting the API user accounts. That means you have to create separate API user accounts within the sandbox environment. Assigned tasks, e.g. server resets or reinstallations, will automatically marked as done every 5 minutes.
PHP Examples
We have added PHP examples to show you, how you can use our API with PHP. In our examples, we use 'XML-RPC for PHP' as the core libary. You can find this libary here:
http://phpxmlrpc.sourceforge.net/.
Method Specifications
Introduction
The following part contains information about method calls, method parameters and method return values.
Generally, if a method call was completed successfully, the return message will include the following status code:
Field | Type | Value |
status | int | 100 |
If a method call was failed, a XML-Fault message with “Fault-Code” and “Fault-String” will be returned.(See also chapter “XML Fault-Codes”)
API Debug/Testing Methods
debug.get_api_version
PURPOSE
This Method returns the current API version.
CALL PARAMETERS
N/A
RETURNS
Field | Type | Description |
api_version | string | Current API version |
PHP EXAMPLE
<?php //includes the class library include_once("lib/xmlrpc.inc"); $xmlrpc_internalencoding = 'UTF-8'; $host="api.test.euserv.net"; $port=443; $username="<API_USER>"; $password="<API_USER_PASSWORD>"; $api_path="/"; //defines the function function debug_get_api_version($host,$port,$username,$password,$api_path) { //creates the serverurl $serverurl = 'https://'.$host.':'.$port.'/'.$api_path; //----------creates the message which will be send to the server---------- //creates the request for the XML-RPC Server $request = new xmlrpcmsg('debug.get_api_version'); //adds parameters to the request $request->addParam ( //creates a value of type struct which contains an array with the username and password new xmlrpcval ( array ( //creates a value of type string which contains the "$username" 'login' => new xmlrpcval($username, 'string'), //creates a value of type string which contains the "$password" 'password' => new xmlrpcval($password, 'string') ) ,'struct' ) ); //----------creates the XML-RPC client which represent a client of an XML-RPC server---------- //creates the client $client = new xmlrpc_client($serverurl); //disable SSL Keycheck $client->setSSLVerifyPeer(0); //----------sends the request to the server and gets the response----------