Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Developer's Guide

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Cisco TMS Extension Booking API Programming Reference Guide (13.0.1)

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Code examples

Visual Studio .NET using C# and Web-References

To use Cisco TMSBA in Visual Studio .NET, you need to add a Web Reference to your project (

Project ->

Add Web Reference

), specify the URL to your Cisco TMS server:

http://127.0.0.1/tms/external/Booking/BookingService.asmx for the booking API

Note: Exchange 127.0.0.1 with the name of the web-server Cisco TMS is installed on

For the remote setup API:

http://localhost/tms/external/booking/remotesetup/ remotesetupservice.asmx.

You will be required to authenticate against the web-services to create the reference.

Remote setup API example

The code snippet below shows how to loop through all systems in Cisco TMS, and display information
about each system.

// Specify username and password to authenticate to service.

// (Can also be done in web.config)

NetworkCredential credentials = new NetworkCredential(“xxx”, “yyy”, “ZZZ”);

RemoteSetupService remoteSetupService = new RemoteSetupService();

remoteSetupService.Credentials = credentials;

// Set API to use version 6

if (remoteSetupService.ExternalAPIVersionSoapHeaderValue == null)

remoteSetupService.ExternalAPIVersionSoapHeaderValue = new

RemoteSetupService.ExternalAPIVersionSoapHeader();

remoteSetupService.ExternalAPIVersionSoapHeaderValue.ClientVersionIn = 5;

// Get all systems from TMS

TMSSystem[] tmsSystems = remoteSetupService.GetSystems();

// Loop through the systems and output information about each system

foreach (TMSSystem tmsSystem in tmsSystems)

{

Console.Out.WriteLine(“SystemId: “ + tmsSystem.SystemId + “ System Name:” +

tmsSystem.SystemName);

}

Booking API example

Note: When using the API as a web-reference, the ParticipantsTypes for “IP Video <-“, “ISDN Video ->”
etc are created as enumerations called IPTel, IPTel1, etc. The values with an ending 1 are the dial-out,
whereas without the ending 1 are dial-ins.