This is a bit of example code for connecting to a SOAP API that uses an auth call and cookies for logging into the API. For more complex type like xml you will have to handle the output.<\/p>\n
# Connection vars\r\n$HostName = ''\r\n$UserName = ''\r\n$Password = ''\r\n$SoapUrl = \"http:\/\/$HostName\/soap3\/api.wsdl\";\r\n$Client = New-WebServiceProxy -Uri $SoapUrl\r\n$Client.CookieContainer = New-Object System.Net.CookieContainer\r\nif(!$Client.authenticate($UserName, $Password))\r\n{\r\n Write-Host -BackgroundColor black -ForegroundColor red \"Unable to connect to $HostName\"\r\n}\r\n$Client.getAuthenticatedLevel()\r\n$a = $Client.core_getDevices()\r\n$a.getType()\r\n$a<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This is a bit of example code for connecting to a SOAP API that uses an auth call and cookies for logging into the API. For more complex type like xml you will have to handle the output. # Connection … Continue reading