Version 1.1 of MailUp web services uses a different hostname than v. 1.0 and it has the following new features:
- compatibility with JSONP
- Two new REST methods (marked here with
symbol) to retrieve available lists for a MailUp console and available email messages for a specified listfull - New methods support JSONP in order to allow cross domain requests
- Full support of v. 1.0 methods
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| Group | Description | Available methods |
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| Authentication | Login and logout methods. Login returns an access key that can be used as parameter when calling other methods |
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| Filters | Create and delete MailUp filters. |
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| Test | This group includes methods that can be used to test the service |
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| Emails | This group includes methods that manage email messages |
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| Lists | This group allows lists management |
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Using SOAP
As specified in WSDL, SOAP methods receives a specific "request" object as input parameter and return a specific "response" object. Please refer to the description of each method for more details.
Error Handling
In case of error a standard SOAP Fault object is returned (more on this)
Using REST
REST is supported only when XML parameters are passed with http POST method (Ping method is the only exception, which can be called using http GET https://services.mailup.com/1.1/MailUpService.svc/rest/Ping).
Required parameter format is the same as what is specified for SOAP requests (see example below).
Restrictions
- Available REST methods cannot be called using HTTP GET ("Ping" test method is the only exception, which can be called using http GET https://services.mailup.com/1.1/MailUpService.svc/rest/Ping)
- If you are experiencing some "cross domain problems" (i.e. you're unable to request data from a server in a different domain) you can try JSONP (available only for a subset of v.1.1 methods)
Configuration
| Info |
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Please refer to REST configuration page to get some tips about enabling REST |
Example
Please refer to examples provided for v. 1.0 (link).
Using JSONP