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MailUp web services register the IP address of the computer calling, and therefore support calls to web services for that specific console, only if coming from that very address. If the caller's IP address changes, WSActivation web service must be called again.
Sample WSActivation response
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<DateOfRequest>2008
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<mailupMessage><mailupBody><ReturnCode>0</ReturnCode><WS_Activation><WS_Name> WS_MailUpImport </WS_Name>
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<mailupMessage> <mailupBody> <ReturnCode>0</ReturnCode> <WS_Activation> <WS_Name> WS_MailUpImport </WS_Name> <DateOfRequest>2008-01-16</ |
DateOfRequest><User>admin</User>DateOfRequest> <User>admin</User> </WS_ |
>Activation> </ |
mailupBody>mailupBody> </mailupMessage > |
ReturnCodes
| Code | Description |
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| 0 | request execution succeeded |
| -2 | ws name has not been specified (1) |
| -4 | user name has not been specified (1) |
| -8 | password has not been specified (1) |
| -16 | nl url has not been specified (1) |
| -1000 | unrecognized error |
| -1001 | the account is not valid |
| -1002 | the password is not valid |
| -1003 | suspended account |
| -1004 | inactive account |
| -1005 | expired account |
| -1006 | the web service is not enabled |
| -1007 | the web service is not active |
| -1008 | the web service is already active |
| -1009 | web service activation error |
| -1010 | IP registration error |
(1) ReturnCode can be a combination of these
(1) ReturnCode can be a combination of these
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