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Revision as of 07:57, 7 May 2012


Domain Function: Register

With this command, you are able to register your domain with boxis.net.

Input params

- domain::String::Domain name that you need to Register
- years::Integer::Number of years for which you wish to Register this domain name
- ns::Array of Strings::List of Name Servers to be associated with the domain name. A maximum of 5 Name Servers can be specified
- protect-privacy::Boolean::Enables / Disables the Privacy Protection setting for the domain name. Possible values are: 1 or 0

Output params

example in XML

success
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<return>
  <result>1</result>
  <resulttxt>success</resulttxt>
  <params/>
  <timestamp>1335767184</timestamp>
</return>
error
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<return>
  <result>0</result>
  <resulttxt>Error: {error description}</resulttxt>
  <params/>
  <timestamp>1335767184</timestamp>
</return>

Example in Json

success
{"result":"1",
 "resulttxt":"success",
 "params":[],
 "timestamp":1335777400}
error
{"result":"0",
 "resulttxt":"Error: {error description}",
 "params":[],
 "timestamp":1335777400}

Errors Descriptions

- 'domain' is not valid
- there is no such tld
- 'years' value is not valid
- 'ns' could not be greater than five
- 'protect-privacy' value is not valid
- domain 'testdomain.com' is not available
- domain not created