Cisco WebEx: Cisco WebEx: Cisco WebEx: Cisco WebEx: XML API 11.0 SPXML API 11.0 SPXML API 11.0 SPXML API 11.0 SP8888
Versions: XMLAPI 11.0.0-8.0
Dear Cisco WebEx API Developer,
This notification applies to your integrations, when you will start supporting sites on version WBS 32
and using XML API 11.0.
A set of XML API enhancements will be applied to your production WebEx site between November
10, 2017 and November 26, 2017.
There are some schema changes to the XML API 11.0.0-8.0 schema. Please review details below for
impact to integrations.
The XML API schemas and release notes will be available at the Cisco WebEx Developer Portal:
https://developer.cisco.com/site/collaboration/webex/webex-developer/develop-test/xml-
api/reference/
Note: The online detailed release notes might not be immediately available. Please check back in a
few days.
If you have a development site as part of the Gold Developer Program, the API enhancements will be
applied to them a few days in advance of being deployed to the production sites between November
1, 2017 and November 7, 2017. Please perform regression testing after this deployment.
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1.0 International call-in and call-out numbers in lstmeetingusageHistory and lsteventsessionHistory
response
Description:
By customer request, the two APIs lstmeetingusageHistory and lsteventsessionHistory now show two
additional elements for international toll call-in and toll-free call-in details in their XML response:
tollCallInInternational and tollfreeCallInInternational.
Affected XML APIs:
• lstmeetingusageHistory
• lsteventsessionHistory
2.0 API lstSummaryUser returns user role type per user
Description:
By customer request, users can now call the lstsummaryUser API to return user role type per user:
siteadmin, RO_admin, host, attendee. The new element userRoleType was added to the response of
lstsummaryUser.
Affected APIs:
lstsummaryUser
3.0 Default 90-day query time range for API lstrecordaccessHistory
Description:
Some customers reported that calling the API lstrecordaccessHistory may time out for queries with a
large time range. In this release, the behavior of lstrecordaccessHistory was changed to apply a
default 90-day query time range from the past 90 days to the current day. Queries that attempt to
return a range greater than 90 days receive the error message: "030112: We only support a query
maximum of 90 days' data from creationTimeStart to creationTimeEnd".
Affected APIs:
lstrecordaccessHistory (behavior only, no schema change)
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Please contact [email protected] if you encounter any issues or have questions
about the deployment.
Regards,
Product Management
Cloud Collaborations Technology Group
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