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Authenticate
This method will authenticate web service requests. Call this method prior to other web service calls. It will automatically populate the SOAP header with a validation token that enables subsequent web service calls.
Input Parameters
User: The built-in or Windows UserID to use for the context of all calls.
Password: The password for this UserID.
Returns
Boolean: True if the operation succeeds.
AuthenticateJSON
This method will authenticate web service requests. Call this method prior to other web service calls. The return is a JSON string with the session ID.
Input parameters
User: The built-in or Windows UserID to use for the context of all calls.
Password: The password for this UserID.
Returns
JSON: The Session ID.
SetContextUID
This method will set the context UID for all future web service calls. For instance, this UID will be used as the current user for running Knowledge Views, permission checking, etc.
Input Parameters
UID: The ID of the user to use for the context of all calls.
Returns
Boolean: True if the operation succeeds.
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