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From the menu on the left of the screen in the administration console, select Manage > Web services. The page presents itself as shown in the image below. Inserting an IP address allows to call the WS_MailUpImport methods from that very address.

All the administration consoles are created with specific username and password for web services: this page also allows you to change the password or disable the account.

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 services.

Activation via call to an URL

A third party application can enable web services via a call to:

http://

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<MAILUP_CONSOLE_URL>/frontend/WSActivation.aspx?usr=<usr>&pwd=<pwd>&nl_url=<nl_url>&ws_name=<ws_

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name>

MailUp provides an ASP.NET Web Form to allow third party applications to activate (if not already active) and register (store) the IP address of the caller. The form supports the parameters described below, both in GET and in POST modes:

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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

<mailupMessage>
<mailupBody>
<ReturnCode>0</ReturnCode>
<WS_Activation>
<WS_Name> WS_MailUpImport </WS_Name>
<DateOfRequest>2008-01-16</DateOfRequest>
<User>admin</User>
</WS_Activation>
</mailupBody>
</mailupMessage >

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Response Codes (ReturnCode)

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