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Table Of Contents
- SOAP API Guide
- Contents
- About This Book
- Introducing VMware Lab Manager SOAP API
- Getting Started with the Lab Manager SOAP API
- Lab Manager API Data Types
- Lab Manager API Method Reference
- ConfigurationCapture
- ConfigurationCheckout
- ConfigurationClone
- ConfigurationDelete
- ConfigurationDeploy
- ConfigurationPerformAction
- ConfigurationSetPublicPrivate
- ConfigurationUndeploy
- GetConfiguration
- GetConfigurationByName
- GetMachine
- GetMachineByName
- GetSingleConfigurationByName
- ListConfigurations
- ListMachines
- LiveLink
- MachinePerformAction
- Index
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YoucanreviewintroductoryinformationaboutusingtheLab ManagerSOAPAPIto
developanXMLWebserviceclient.AnXMLWebserviceclientisanycomponentor
applicationthatreferencesandusesanXMLWebservice.Thisdoesnotrequirea
client‐basedapplication.Inmanycases,XMLWebserviceclients
mightbeotherWeb
applications,suchasWebFormsorevenotherXMLWebservices.
Thischaptercoversthesetopics:
“Requirements”onpage 13
“ObtainingandImportingtheWSDL”onpage 14
“SimpleandAdvancedCodeSamples”onpage 16
Requirements
TheinstructionsinthischapterassumethataninstanceofLab Managerisinstalled,
configured,andrunningonyournetwork.Beforeyoucanstartdevelopingan
application,reviewtheserequirements:
YoumustknowtheaddressoftheLab Managerserverinstance,startingwithits
fullyqualifiedhostnameorIPaddress.Forexample:
https://hostname.company.com/LabManager
YoumusthaveanaccountonthetargetLab Managerserver.
AssumingyouhaveanappropriateaccountontheLab ManagerServer,youcan
continuewith“ObtainingandImportingtheWSDL”onpage 14.
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