Google Apps Security and Compliance Services Web Services Application Programming Interface Guide, Early Access Version 1.5 - Manual (Page 31)

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C# Example This v.1.5 C# example is using the PMP password (pword) for authentication.
The snippet example was created using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.
try
{
//Create an instance of AutomatedBatch Reference
AutomatedBatchAPI.AutomatedBatchService wsAddUser = new
AutomatedBatchAPI.AutomatedBatchService();
//Create an Instance of the authElement
AutomatedBatchAPI.authElem authCredentials = new
AutomatedBatchAPI.authElem();
//Get the email address and password entered by the user Use the
xauth method instead of pword if the authentication is XAuth
authCredentials.apiKey = “<your application’s unique license key>”;
authCredentials.email = "<email address entered by the user>";
authCredentials.pword = "<password entered by the user>";
// Retrieve the endpoint for the specified auth email and service,
setting it for our Automated Batch service.
wsAddUser.Url = new
EndpointResolverAPI.EndpointResolverService().GetServiceEndpoint("<a
piKey>",authCredentials.email,EndpointResolverAPI.service.v2Automate
dBatch);
//Create an instance of the extra argument structure for adduser
AutomatedBatchAPI.adduserargs userExtraArgs = new
AutomatedBatchAPI.adduserargs();
//adduser arguments are user address, fields, org, and welcome
userExtraArgs.org = "<org name entered by user>";
//welcome message to users upon account creation
userExtraArgs.welcome = "<welcome flag entered by the user>";
//user address
String userAddress = "<user address entered by the user>";
//AddUser Web Service request
wsAddUser.adduser(authCredentials, userAddress, userExtraArgs);