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:: Web Services :: XWebBlog :: Documentation ::

Modeled after the <item> element of the RSS 2.0 specification, a Blog Entry record in regards to the XWebBlog web service consists of:

an identifier
a created date, representing when the record was or will be posted live
title
url
author
body

By consuming the web service, client applications can display a specific Blog Entry, all Weblog Entries, Entries posted within a specific date range, as well as perform data manipulation on individual Blog Entry records.

The links below represent all the SOAP methods exposed by the XWebBlog web service. Each provides a description, documentation and links to additional support resources.

We strive to provide the most thorough documentation for all our web services. If, for any reason, you believe the documentation for the XWebBlog web service is insufficient, or you have an enhancement/new functionality request, please feel free to contact us and let us know how we can improve this web service. If your suggestion/enhancement/new functionality request is taken into consideration by us, you will receive a 1 year subscription to this web service absolutely free!

:: XWebBlog SOAP Methods ::

Version 2

LOADENTRY:	returns a specific Blog Entry.
PROCESSENTRY:	performs data manipulation on individual Blog Entry records.
ADDENTRY:	adds a new Blog Entry.
UPDATEENTRY:	updates Blog Entry.
DELETEENTRY:	deletes a Blog Entry.
GETNEWENTRYID:	returns a new Blog Entry record identifier.
LOADREPLY:	returns a specific Blog Reply.
PROCESSREPLY:	performs data manipulation on individual Blog Reply records.
ADDREPLY:	adds a new Blog Reply.
UPDATEREPLY:	updates Blog Reply.
DELETEREPLY:	deletes a Blog Reply.
GETNEWREPLYID:	returns a new Blog Reply record identifier.
LOADBLOG:	returns all Blog Entries, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.
LOADBLOGPAGED:	returns 'paginated' Blog Entry records, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.
LOADBLOGBYDATERANGE:	returns all Blog Entries created within a specific date range, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.
LOADBLOGBYDATERANGEPAGED:	returns 'paginated' Blog Entry records created within a specific date range, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.

Version 1

LOADENTRY:	returns a specific Blog Entry.
PROCESSENTRY:	performs data manipulation on individual Blog Entry records.
GETNEWENTRYID:	returns a new Blog Entry record identifier.
LOADBLOG:	returns all Blog Entries, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.
LOADBLOGPAGED:	returns 'paginated' Blog Entry records, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.
LOADBLOGBYDATERANGE:	returns all Blog Entries created within a specific date range, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.
LOADBLOGBYDATERANGEPAGED:	returns 'paginated' Blog Entry records created within a specific date range, in the reverse chronological order the records were entered into the system.