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    Default How to use Zimbra SOAP method to create an account?

    Hello,

    I have to make a Java web application which will create/update/delete Zimbra mail accounts. I'm thinking about using SOAP to do this, but I'm not very familiar about it.

    Reading the documentation, it is said I have to use "server_adress/service/admin/soap/" and post this message

    <CreateAccountRequest>
    <name>...</name>
    <password>...</password>*
    <a n="attr-name">...</a>+
    </CreateAccountRequest>


    But I didn't understand very well. Do you know an example code?

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    search the fourms please..you will get tons of SOAP XML you need to post and other information you need to get auth key before posting

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