API Module Domain tradeDomainRequest

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Contents 1 Module Domain > Trade 2 Examples 2.1 Using PHP class 2.2 Raw XML

Module Domain > Trade

Module	domain
Command name	tradeDomainRequest
Use	Changes the owner of an existing domain
Input	domain period ownerHandle adminHandle techHandle billingHandle resellerHandle authCode nsGroup nsTemplateName nameServers useDomicile promoCode dnssecKeys
Output	status expirationDate expirationDateOpenprovider

Examples

Using PHP class

$request = new OP_Request;
$request->setCommand('tradeDomainRequest')
  ->setAuth(array('username' => 'username', 'password' => 'password'))
  ->setArgs(array(
    'ownerHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'adminHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'techHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'billingHandle' => 'SR003891-NL',
    'domain' => array(
      'name' => 'openprovider',
      'extension' => 'nl'
    ),
    'nsGroup' => 'MyServer',
  ));

Raw XML

Please note that newlines and leading spaces are added only for readability. Those whitespaces should be excluded from your XML command before sending it to Openprovider.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openXML>
  <credentials>
    <username>username</username>
    <password>password</password>
  </credentials>
  <tradeDomainRequest>
    <ownerHandle>SR003891-NL</ownerHandle>
    <adminHandle>SR003891-NL</adminHandle>
    <techHandle>SR003891-NL</techHandle>
    <billingHandle>SR003891-NL</billingHandle>
    <domain>
      <name>openprovider</name>
      <extension>nl</extension>
    </domain>
    <nsGroup>MyServer</nsGroup>
  </tradeDomainRequest>
</openXML>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<openXML>
  <reply>
    < code>364</code>
    <desc>Owner handle must differ from the current one.</desc>
    <data />
  </reply>
</openXML>