1Working with Users

Overview

The following operations allow you to work with Users. Click an operation name to see details on how to use it.

For a sample proxy service that illustrates how to work with Users, see Sample configuration .

For more details click Users.

Operation	Description
1Working with Users	Retrieves the details of the current user .
1Working with Users	Retrieves all Users' public details.
getAUser	Retrieves the details of specified user id.
1Working with Users	Updates details of a user associated with the specified user id.

Operation Details

This section provides further details on the operations related to Users.

Get Current User

The getCurrentUser operation retrieves the information of current user.

getCurrentUser

<eloqua.getCurrentUser>
    <depth>Complete</depth>
    <extensions></extensions>
</eloqua.getCurrentUser>

properties

depth :The RequestDepth. It can be 'complete' or 'Reference' or 'Minimal' or 'Partial'.
extensions :The extensions to filter. Must follow the pattern : ^[A-Za-z0-9]+$.

Sample request

Following is a sample REST/JSON request that can be handled by the getCurrentUser operation.

Sample request for getCurrentUser

{
   "username":"myusername",
   "password":"mypassword",
   "siteName":"mysiteName",
   "depth":"Complete"
}

Get All Users

The getAllUsers operation retrieves all users' details.

getAllUsers

<eloqua.getAllUsers>
    <count>2</count>
    <depth>1</depth>
    <search></search>
    <page>1</page>
    <orderBy></orderBy>
    <lastUpdatedAt>1426066807</lastUpdatedAt>
    <extensions></extensions>
</eloqua.getAllUsers>

properties

count : The number of results in a page to display. This must me in between 1 and 1000.
depth :The RequestDepth. It can be 'Complete' or 'Reference' or 'Minimal' or 'Partial'.
search :The search field, to search for that field.
page :The page number to display. This must be greater than 1.
orderBy :The order by property to order the fields.
lastUpdatedAt :The date time of the last update.
extensions :The extensions to filter. Must follow the pattern : ^[A-Za-z0-9]+$.

Sample Request

Following is a sample REST/JSON request that can be handled by getAllUsers operation.

Sample request for getAllUsers

{   
   "username":"myusername",
   "password":"mypassword",
   "siteName":"mysiteName",
   "count":2,
   "page":1,
   "lastUpdatedAt":1426066807,
   "depth":"Complete"
}

Get A User

The getAUser operation retrieves the details of a user details associated with the specified user id.

getAUser

<eloqua.getAUser>
	<userId>10</userId>
	<depth>Complete</depth>
    <extensions></extensions>
</eloqua.getAUser>

properties

userId : Unique identifier of the user.
depth :The RequestDepth. It can be 'Complete' or 'Reference' or 'Minimal' or 'Partial'.
extensions :The extensions to filter. Must follow the pattern : ^[A-Za-z0-9]+$.

Sample request

Following is a sample REST/JSON request that can be handled by the getAUser operation.

Sample request for getAUser

{   
   "username":"myusername",
   "password":"mypassword",
   "siteName":"mysiteName",
   "userId":"1",
   "depth":"Complete"
}

Update A User

The updateAUser operation updates the user details associated with the specified user id.

updateAUser

<eloqua.updateAUser>
	<name>new user</name>
	<userId>10</userId>
	<loginName>iamcool</loginName>
	<company>my company</company>
	<emailAddress>iamcoolmail@gmail.com</emailAddress>
	<preferences>{"type": "UserPreferences","isMasterViewDocked": "false","timezoneId": "64"}</preferences>
	<typePermissions>[{"type": "TypePermission","objectType": "Campaign","permissions": {"type": "TypePermissions","create": "true","read": "true"}},{"type": "TypePermission","objectType": "Email","permissions": {"type": "TypePermissions","create": "true","read": "true"}}]</typePermissions>
	<capabilities>["manageStrictWebTracking", "mailer.updateContacts"]</capabilities>
	<betaAccess>["chatter_inside", "sfdc_sso", "sfdcidp"]</betaAccess>
	<loggedInAt>1297278692</loggedInAt>
	<defaultContactViewId>1</defaultContactViewId>
	<defaultAccountViewId>1</defaultAccountViewId>
	<interfacePermissions>[{"type": "InterfacePermission","interfaceCode": "campaigns","nestedInterfacePermissions":[{"type": "InterfacePermission","interfaceCode": "campaigns","nestedInterfacePermissions":[{"type": "InterfacePermission","interfaceCode": "campaigns"}]}]}]</interfacePermissions>
	<productPermissions>[{"type": "ProductPermission","productCode": "EngageiPad"},{"type": "ProductPermission","productCode": "EngageWeb"}]</productPermissions>
</eloqua.updateAUser>

properties

userId : Unique identifier of the user.
name : The name of the user to update the name as it is.
loginName : Username of the user to log in.
company : Company name of the user.
emailAddress : Email address of the user.
loggedInAt : Integer value, this indicates where the user logged in.
preferences : User preferences object, this will contain timezoneId and isMasterViewDocked properties.
typePermissions : List of type permission objects.
capabilities : List of string values.
betaAccess : List of string values.
defaultContactViewId : The default view id of Contacts.
defaultAccountViewId : The default view id of Accounts.
interfacePermissions : List of interfacePermission objects.
productPermissions : List of productPermission objects.

Sample request

Following is a sample REST/JSON request that can be handled by the updateAUser operation.

Sample request for updateAUser

{  
   "username":"myusername",
   "password":"mypassword",
   "siteName":"mysiteName",
   "name":"new user",
   "userId":"10",
   "loginName":"iamcool",
   "company":"my company",
   "emailAddress":"iamcoolmail@gmail.com",
   "loggedInAt":1297278692,
   "preferences":{"type": "UserPreferences","isMasterViewDocked": "false","timezoneId": "64"},
   "typePermissions":[{"type": "TypePermission","objectType": "Campaign","permissions": {"type": "TypePermissions","create": "true","read": "true"}},{"type": "TypePermission","objectType": "Email","permissions": {"type": "TypePermissions","create": "true","read": "true"}}],
   "capabilities":["manageStrictWebTracking", "mailer.updateContacts"],
   "betaAccess":["chatter_inside", "sfdc_sso", "sfdcidp"],
   "defaultContactViewId":"1",
   "defaultAccountViewId":"1",
   "interfacePermissions":[{"type": "InterfacePermission","interfaceCode": "campaigns","nestedInterfacePermissions":[{"type": "InterfacePermission","interfaceCode": "campaigns","nestedInterfacePermissions":[{"type": "InterfacePermission","interfaceCode": "campaigns"}]}]}],
   "productPermissions":[{"type": "ProductPermission","productCode": "EngageiPad"},{"type": "ProductPermission","productCode": "EngageWeb"}]
}

Sample Configuration

Following is a sample proxy service that illustrates how to connect to Eloqua Standard API with the init operation to use the getAllUsers operation. The sample request for this proxy can be found in getAllUsers sample request . You can use this sample as a template for using other operations in this category.

Sample proxy

<proxy xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse"
       name="eloqua_getAllUsers"
       transports="https,http"
       statistics="disable"
       trace="disable"
       startOnLoad="true">
    <target>
        <inSequence>
            <property name="siteName" expression="json-eval($.siteName)"/>
            <property name="username" expression="json-eval($.username)"/>
            <property name="password" expression="json-eval($.password)"/>
            <property name="count" expression="json-eval($.count)"/>
            <property name="depth" expression="json-eval($.depth)"/>
            <property name="search" expression="json-eval($.search)"/>
            <property name="page" expression="json-eval($.page)"/>
            <property name="orderBy" expression="json-eval($.orderBy)"/>
            <property name="lastUpdatedAt" expression="json-eval($.lastUpdatedAt)"/>
            <property name="extensions" expression="json-eval($.extensions)"/>
            <eloqua.init>
                <siteName>{$ctx:siteName}</siteName>
                <username>{$ctx:username}</username>
                <password>{$ctx:password}</password>
            </eloqua.init>
            <eloqua.getAllUsers>
                <count>{$ctx:count}</count>
                <depth>{$ctx:depth}</depth>
                <search>{$ctx:search}</search>
                <page>{$ctx:page}</page>
                <orderBy>{$ctx:orderBy}</orderBy>
                <lastUpdatedAt>{$ctx:lastUpdatedAt}</lastUpdatedAt>
                <extensions>{$ctx:extensions}</extensions>
            </eloqua.getAllUsers>
            <respond/>
        </inSequence>
        <outSequence/>
        <faultSequence/>
    </target>
    <description/>
</proxy>