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Shruti Hi,
Has anyone used Eloqua API to send emails to Contacts through code?
If yes , then please share the WSDL with me. I am not able to get the
"EloquaService Clietn" method from the WSDL.
Thanks,
Shruti
link us to the WSDL on their side
https://secure.eloqua.com/API/1.2/Service.svc?wsdl
Did you use the WSDL to Apex tool to create a class for this, are are you manually calling it? I wasn't able to import the WSDL you linked to.
Salesforce will generate classes from the WSDL as the WSDL has imports to schema. We need to include all the schema to the mail WSDL then Salesforce will be able to parse the WSDL and will genearate classes.
Shruti,
Can you please share your WSDL with me?
Thanks
Osama,
Were you able to resolve your issue of importing the Eloqua WSDL? I'm encountering the same problem and would like to know how you work around the issue. Thank you.
Augusto
You have to include a separate class to accept user name and password in WSDL and initiate new class object everytime you call a web service method.
Hi Osama,
Will it be possible for you send me sample of how this class looks like in the WSDL? Thank You.
Hey ,
Were you able to parse the Eloqua WSDL?
Regards,
Subham
Were you able to send email to a Contact using Eloqua API? We are trying to do the same thing. Could you please guide me through the process?
Would it be possible for you send sample code of this separate class? I am stuck here and neither salesforce not eloqua support are of any help. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.