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WSDL For Login and Push Event in Adobe Campaign Classic

  • October 10, 2022
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Hi Team,

 

I have separate login collection in post man one for (session token and security token) and the other for push event from the (WSDL File of nms:rtEvent). Where i am manually making use of the (session token and security token) from the login SOAP API call and then calling the Push Event to send the Email from post man,

 

i have shared both the collections and the WSDL file to the third party team. They are asking for a login WSDL and i am not sure where to get the login WSDL file from. can anyone help me out?

 

can this be done in the single WSDL?

 

Thanks,

Shine v.v

 

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Best answer by dev_abhinav

Hi @shinev_  ,

 

Not sure If I get this but there is no LOGIN WSDL, you can generate your session token using logon and use that generated session token.

Below:-

 

Use WSDL generated from 

https://<server>/nl/jsp/schemawsdl.jsp?schema=xtk:session

-> Navigate to LOGON to generate Session using MC operator

 

Now WSDL from 

https://<server>/nl/jsp/schemawsdl.jsp?schema=nms:rtEvent

 

->Navigate to PushEvent and use generated session token and payload to send and receive messages.

 

Hope this helps!

 

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dev_abhinavAccepted solution
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October 10, 2022

Hi @shinev_  ,

 

Not sure If I get this but there is no LOGIN WSDL, you can generate your session token using logon and use that generated session token.

Below:-

 

Use WSDL generated from 

https://<server>/nl/jsp/schemawsdl.jsp?schema=xtk:session

-> Navigate to LOGON to generate Session using MC operator

 

Now WSDL from 

https://<server>/nl/jsp/schemawsdl.jsp?schema=nms:rtEvent

 

->Navigate to PushEvent and use generated session token and payload to send and receive messages.

 

Hope this helps!