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Originally Posted by roli8200  Hello
Many thanks for the reply. I would like to prefer using the soap interface because there is a easy to use lib for Java. Using get/post requests would force me to do a lot of string parsing. The SOAP library would do that for me.
Is there a doc about the soa objects and methods on zimbra. I know it's all in sourcecode but there a so much lines of code that I would take weeks to get behind the detailed functions.
Roland |
Soap.txt and Firebug are your friends. Firebug will show the traffic across the wire, which will reveal how each SOAP request is actually constructed. The response can come back in
js or in xml.
That being said, given the complexity of SOAP libraries, you may want to look at zClient, which is's Zimbra's java client library, or if your program can take RFC encoded emails, sticking with the REST approach.