Types
As you have probably seen on the Methods sections, the Web Service uses specific types as input and output parameters. Here, you can learn what are these types and how to manage them.
Type name | Kind | Description | Value range |
WSQueryType | Simple | The WSQueryType represents the available query types to be performed on the Web Service. The possible options are "qtSessions", "qtConnections" and "qtBrowsers". | "qtSessions" "qtConnections" "qtBrowsers" |
Complex | This type is used to send a filter criteria to the server when running a search method. It is composed by the queryTypeField (WSQueryType) and the queryRangeField (WSQueryRange). | ||
Complex | This type is used to send a date filter criteria to the server when running a search method. It is composed by the dateFromField and the dateToField. | ||
WSDBRecord | Simple | This type is a generalization interface of all analytics record types (WSLoginRecord, WSDBSessionRecord, WSDBConnectionRecord and WSDBBrowserRecord). | |
WSDBRecordArray | Simple | An Array of WSDBRecord. It is used mostly as an output parameter for methods that retrieve more than one WSDBRecord from the server. | |
Complex | The WSDBLoginRecord describes how a Login record is structured. | ||
Complex | The WSDBSessionRecord type describes how a Session record is structured. | ||
Complex | The WSDBConnectionRecord type describes how a Connection record is structured. | ||
Complex | The WSDBBrowserRecord type describes how a Browser record is structured. |
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