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This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
So far, most of the API examples and blog posts that we’ve written have dealt with a single account. But what if you have an agency account and want to automate tasks or have other needs that require the use of the API? The chances [...]

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Have Logs Will Travel

by Alex Durzy on October 15, 2009 · 0 comments

This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
Using a web service is a little bit like a leap of faith.  You no longer have total control of the code and are depending on the service to perform a chunk of your work flow.  The benefits are obvious, in that you don’t have [...]

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This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
Did you know we had a function in our API to clear all contacts from a list? It was recently added and is conveniently called clearLists. This function will remove the contacts from a list, but it will not remove the contacts themselves [...]

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This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
You know you can update contacts and schedule deliveries through the Bronto API, but what about access to all that great statistical data such as opens and clicks for your contacts and deliveries?  Let’s look at the readOpens function and how we might use it [...]

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This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
In the first two parts of this series, Washing With SOAP: Part 1 and Washing With SOAP: Part 2, we saw how a SOAP testing tool, such as soapUI, can be used to test and learn about a particular web service; In this case, the [...]

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This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
Last time we discussed how to setup Bronto API access and the benefits of using a SOAP testing tool.  This time we’ll look at some of the actual requests and responses so you can see what the API can do.
If you already have soapUI installed, [...]

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This post only applies to Legacy Version 3 of the API
If you have ever integrated your organization’s application(s) or database(s) with an external data source, chances are you used a web service, or even multiple web services.  These generally come in two flavors: SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and REST (Representational State Transfer). Search [...]

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