QUOTE (Eddie @ Sep 11 2009, 04:09 PM)

Is the document going to get updated. Very hard to understand.
I agree the documentation is difficult to understand. It will be updated in the future but I don't have a timeframe.
QUOTE (Eddie @ Sep 11 2009, 04:09 PM)

Also, do you require authentication in the HEADER or part of the body of the request.
Authentication goes in the header in the SecurityCredential section
Like this:
CODE
<env:Header>
<urn:SecurityCredential xmlns:urn="urn:networksolutions:apis">
<urn:Application>your application name</urn:Application>
<urn:Certificate>your cert</urn:Certificate>
<urn:UserToken>your token</urn:UserToken>
</urn:SecurityCredential>
</env:Header>
QUOTE (Eddie @ Sep 11 2009, 04:09 PM)

I use a program called SoapUI to test the code out before I implement it into our back end software. I am hesitant to do the GetUserKey call with this app as it's not the application that will be actually make the calls later. If it doesn't matter, please let me know.
SoapUI is great for testing. Doing calls in it won't prevent you from doing calls in your application later.
QUOTE (Eddie @ Sep 11 2009, 04:09 PM)

Also to add, where it states to execute the API, this is only done once? We do not need to include authentication information in future requests?
Authentication information must be in all requests. I outlined the basics of the authentication in this other post:
http://forums.networksolutions.com/index.p...ost&p=23804Hope this helps