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IUserServiceContract Methods |
The IUserServiceContract type exposes the following members.
Methods| | Name | Description |
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 | UserCreate |
This operation creates a new user. The user object in the request message must
have an email address (which isn't already in use), a name,
and a password.
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| UserDelete |
This operation deletes an existing user from the database. Any data associated
with the user will be removed. The deletion is irreversible.
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| UserDynamicAttributeAdd |
This operation adds a new user/dynamic attribute connection object,
with a given value for the attribute, to the database.
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| UserDynamicAttributeGet |
This operation returns a list of user/dynamic attribute connection
objects for the given user, and optionally for a specific
dynamic attribute only.
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| UserDynamicAttributeRemove |
This operation removes an existing user/dynamic attribute connection.
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| UserDynamicAttributeUpdate |
This operation updates an existing user/dynamic attribute connection
with a new value.
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| UserGet |
This operation retrieves all data for an existing user. Either the
User_Id or the email address must be
defined on the user object in the request message. The other fields in the request
object will be ignored.
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| UserPasswordRequestNew |
This operation should be used when a user of the system has requested a new password. The request message
must contain a valid user object, and an email message
object that will be sent to the user.
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| UserPasswordVerify |
This operation verifies an email/password combination. Note that if the email/password did not match, a
fault will be thrown. If they did match, the matching user will be retrieved from
the database.
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| UserServiceAdd |
This operation adds a new user/service connection, with an optional
reference key, to the database.
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| UserServiceGet |
This operation returns a list of user/service connection objects for the
given user, and optionally for a specific service only.
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| UserServiceRemove |
This operation removes a user from a service.
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| UserUpdate |
This operation modifies one or more data fields on an existing user. The user
object in the request message must contain a valid User_Id, an
email address (which isn't already in use by a different user), a
name, and a password. Any of these fields
may differ from what's stored in the database.
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