WS_MailUpSend.SendMessageNL

The SendMessageNL method:

1. Allows to send a message to the recipients listed in a CSV file
2. Synchronously executes the following steps:
   
   
   1. Scheduling of a sending at the date and time contained in the parameters
   2. Return of a delivery ID to the caller
      
      
3. Asynchronously executes the following steps:
   
   
   1. Creation of a group in MailUp in which to gather the recipients that have to be imported
   2. Import to MailUp of the recipients included in the file. Recipients will be imported to the list indicated by the filename (see details)

Method parameters

• int SendMessageNL(string accessKey, string fileName, string separator, string listId, string listGuid, string messageId, string senderName, string sender, string subject, DateTime timeDateSending, int sendDelayTest)
  • accessKey: access key obtained using the LoginFromId method
  • fileName: name of the CSV files containing the recipients of the message
  • separator: separating character used in the CSV file. If null or empty, the character ';' will be used by default.
  • listId: list identifier
  • listGuid: GUID of the list in MailUp
  • messageId: ID of the message to be sent
  • senderName: name of the sender of the message. If null or empty, the system will use the default name for the list.
  • sender: email address of message sender. If null or empty, the system will use the default address for the list. If no default sender has been defined for the list, the sending does not start.
  • subject: required but not used, you can either set it to NULL or empty string value
  • timeDateSending: date and time of scheduled sending
  • sendDelayTest: no more used, always set to zero.
    
    

Parameters listGuid e listId can be used together or alternatively, passing one of them as null or empty: in the first case the list is verified using both parameters, otherwise using only the provided parameter.

The method returns

• the ID of the sending
• -1 in case the operation is not completed successfully (e.g. due to incorrect parameters or system failure). In this case any recipient has been imported and no messages has been sent. 
  You could check:
  • if parameters fileName, messageId and accessKey has been provided.
  • if parameter accessKey is correct (it should contain the key obtained by login method).
  • that at least one of the parameters listId and ListGuid has been provided. And if they values are correct.
  • ithat parameter sender contains a correct email address or an empty string when provided.
    
    
• -3 in case the request command to start import to MailUp of the recipients included in the file fail. (e.g. due to an import operation already running that the system doesn't recognize).
  In this case you could access to MailUp Console and verify if Import operation related to file has been queued. In this case sending operation will be completed, otherwise the SendMessageNL operation should be repeated.

Since SendMessageNL starts an asynchronous task, in some cases a failure may occur after the method call is completed. In this case the failure is notified by means of an alert

SOAP Examples

Sample request

<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:ws="http://services.mailupnet.it/WS">
	<soap:Header/>
	<soap:Body>
		<ws:SendMessageNL>
			<ws:accessKey>HzAgwRRJaAKBtkgNWpkAuURfV4SxMm6T3HJegRuSkUivKJElNNcmSQe8nqGyoM9</ws:accessKey>
			<ws:fileName>10_201105031527211234.csv</ws:fileName>
			<ws:separator>;</ws:separator>
			<ws:listId>10</ws:listId>
			<ws:listGuid>0e591119-cd77-4157-9379-6ac75335664</ws:listGuid>
			<ws:messageId>151</ws:messageId>
			<ws:senderName>Your Dealer</ws:senderName>
			<ws:sender>sender@example.com</ws:sender>
			<ws:subject></ws:subject>
			<!-- +02:00 is the shift due to time zone setting. If not specified, the time zone of Italy will be used -->
			<!-- Please take into account note that time shift changes during Daylight saving time (e.g. during summer its value for Italy is +02:00 instead of +01:00) -->
			<ws:timeDateSending>2013-05-22T13:00:00.000+02:00</ws:timeDateSending>
		</ws:SendMessageNL>
	</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Sample response

<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
   <soap:Body>
      <SendMessageNLResponse xmlns="http://services.mailupnet.it/WS">
         <SendMessageNLResult>226</SendMessageNLResult>
      </SendMessageNLResponse>
   </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
   <soap:Body>
      <SendMessageNLResponse xmlns="http://services.mailupnet.it/WS">
         <SendMessageNLResult>-1</SendMessageNLResult>
      </SendMessageNLResponse>
   </soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

Code Examples

<?php
class MailUpWsSend {
	protected $WSDLUrl = "https://wsvc.ss.mailup.it/MailupSend.asmx?WSDL";
	//...
	
	public function loginFromId() {
		//...
	}
	
	public function logout() {
		//...
	}
		
	public function sendMessageNL($params) {
		try {
			$params = array_merge((array)$params, array("accessKey" => $this->accessKey));
			$this->soapClient->sendMessageNL($params);			
		} catch (SoapFault $soapFault) {	
				var_dump($soapFault);
		}
	}
}

$WsSend = new MailUpWsSend();
$WsSend->loginFromId();
$filename = "10_201105031527211234.csv"
 
uploadFile($filename) or die("Unable to upload list of recipients through FTP");
 
$sendingDate = date ("c", mktime(13,20,0,7,1,2013)); //set date with 2013-07-01T13:20:00+00:00
$sendMessageNLData = array("fileName" => $filename,
						   "separator" => ";",
						   "listId" => "10",
						   "listGuid" => "0e591119-cd77-4157-9379-6ac75335664",
						   "messageId" => "151",
						   "senderName" => "Your Dealer",
						   "sender" => "sender@example.com",
						   "subject" => "",
						   "timeDateSending" => $sendingDate
);


$WsSend->sendMessageNL($sendMessageNLData);
$WsSend->logout();

?>

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