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- Account or user restrictions: when accessing from API impersonating a MailUp user, you will find the same restrictions that you have when you log in to the MailUp web application with the same user. E.g. a maximum number of total mailings for trial accounts, possible restrictions on MailUp lists accessible to an user in case of multi-user accounts...
- Frequency of calls (Rate Limiting): a check is performed on the frequency of the calls by the method, enabling only the calls which fall within a defined range of calls per second (the default value is 5 per second, HTTP 403 is returned when this limit is exceeded)
MailUp reserves the right at any time to limit, suspend or ban any user or client application that may be found abusing of the API services.
Response format
The resource endpoints respond to a request by returning data in either JSON or XML format depending on the value of the "Accept" header parameter specified in the request.
Response format
The resource endpoints respond to a request by returning data in either JSON or XML format depending on the value of the "Accept" header parameter specified in the request.
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// JSON format (default)
curl -X GET https://services.mailup.com/API/v1.1/Rest/ConsoleService.svc/Console/Authentication/Info \
-H 'accept: application/json' -H 'authorization: Bearer MYTOKEN' -H 'cache-control: no-cache' -H 'content-type: application/json'
// XML format
curl -X GET https://services.mailup.com/API/v1.1/Rest/ConsoleService.svc/Console/Authentication/Info \
-H 'accept: application/xml' -H 'authorization: Bearer MYTOKEN' -H 'cache-control: no-cache' -H 'content-type: application/xml' |
Please check out the Resources section or refer to the automatic web documentation to learn more about data format.
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- HTTP 400 (Bad request): request malformed, or missing one or more parameters.
- HTTP 401 (Unauthorized): token expired, revoked, malformed or invalid for any other reason.
- HTTP 403 (Forbidden): the application is requesting a resource which is not in the scope of the impersonated user. This error code is returned also in case of too many requests per second on a single API resource
- HTTP 500 (Internal error): returned in case of any resource server internal problem.
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