Inherits from Shopping_AbstractRequestType : NSObject
Declared in Shopping_GetMultipleItemsRequestType.h
Shopping_GetMultipleItemsRequestType.m

Overview

Retrieves publicly available data for one or more listings. Use this call to retrieve much of the information that is visible on a listing’s View Item page on the eBay Web site, such as title, prices, and basic shipping costs. Provide ItemID for every item for which you want information. This call returns the same minimal information that is returned by GetSingleItem, for each item with no IncludeSelector specified. (Use GetShippingCosts to retrieve more detailed shipping cost information for a given item.) Duplicated items are returned as a single item.

@ingroup ShoppingInterface

Tasks

  •   itemID

    The item ID that uniquely identifies the item listing for which to
    retrieve the data. You can provide a maximum of 20 item IDs. When making a
    URL request, repeating ItemID parameters must be specified as an indexed
    array (e.g., …&ItemID(0)=130310421484&ItemID(1)=
    300321408208& ItemID(2)=370214653822…    ).



    Alternatively, as a shortcut for URL requests, you can specify the item
    IDs as a comma-separated list in a single ItemID parameter (e.g., …<
    code>&ItemID=130310421484,300321408208,370214653822…
    ) for convenience.



    You can determine an item’s ID by calling findItemsAdvanced (<a
    href=“http://www.developer.ebay.com/DevZone/finding/CallRef/index.html”

    Finding API) or from the eBay Web site. Provide ItemID for
    every item for which you want information.

         property
  •   includeSelector

    Defines standard subsets of fields to return within the
    response.



    If you don’t specify this field, the call returns a default
    set of fields (see the “Detail Controls” link below). If you specify this field, the additional
    fields you retrieve can affect the call’s response time
    (performance).



    Applicable values:

    •   Details

    Include most available fields in the
    response (except fields that significantly affect the call's
    performance).

    •   Description

    Include the Description field in the response. (This can affect the call’s performance.)

    •   TextDescription

    Include the text Description (no html tag) field in the response. (This can affect the call’s performance.)

    •   ItemSpecifics

    Include ItemSpecifics in the response.

    •   Variations

    Include Variations in the response.





    Use a comma to specify multiple values. (In this case,
    the results are cumulative.) See “GetSingleItem Samples"
    for an example of how to use this field.



    See "Detail Controls” for a complete list of
    fields that can be returned for each selector.

         property

Properties

includeSelector

Defines standard subsets of fields to return within the
response.



If you don’t specify this field, the call returns a default
set of fields (see the “Detail Controls” link below). If you specify this field, the additional
fields you retrieve can affect the call’s response time
(performance).



Applicable values:

•   Details

Include most available fields in the
response (except fields that significantly affect the call's
performance).

•   Description

Include the Description field in the response. (This can affect the call’s performance.)

•   TextDescription

Include the text Description (no html tag) field in the response. (This can affect the call’s performance.)

•   ItemSpecifics

Include ItemSpecifics in the response.

•   Variations

Include Variations in the response.





Use a comma to specify multiple values. (In this case,
the results are cumulative.) See “GetSingleItem Samples"
for an example of how to use this field.



See "Detail Controls” for a complete list of
fields that can be returned for each selector.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *includeSelector

Discussion

Defines standard subsets of fields to return within the
response.



If you don’t specify this field, the call returns a default
set of fields (see the “Detail Controls” link below). If you specify this field, the additional
fields you retrieve can affect the call’s response time
(performance).



Applicable values:

•   Details

Include most available fields in the
response (except fields that significantly affect the call's
performance).

•   Description

Include the Description field in the response. (This can affect the call’s performance.)

•   TextDescription

Include the text Description (no html tag) field in the response. (This can affect the call’s performance.)

•   ItemSpecifics

Include ItemSpecifics in the response.

•   Variations

Include Variations in the response.





Use a comma to specify multiple values. (In this case,
the results are cumulative.) See “GetSingleItem Samples"
for an example of how to use this field.



See "Detail Controls” for a complete list of
fields that can be returned for each selector.

type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string

Declared In

Shopping_GetMultipleItemsRequestType.h

itemID

The item ID that uniquely identifies the item listing for which to
retrieve the data. You can provide a maximum of 20 item IDs. When making a
URL request, repeating ItemID parameters must be specified as an indexed
array (e.g., …&ItemID(0)=130310421484&ItemID(1)=
300321408208& ItemID(2)=370214653822…).



Alternatively, as a shortcut for URL requests, you can specify the item
IDs as a comma-separated list in a single ItemID parameter (e.g., …<
code>&ItemID=130310421484,300321408208,370214653822…
) for convenience.



You can determine an item’s ID by calling findItemsAdvanced (<a
href=“http://www.developer.ebay.com/DevZone/finding/CallRef/index.html”

Finding API) or from the eBay Web site. Provide ItemID for
every item for which you want information.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *itemID

Discussion

The item ID that uniquely identifies the item listing for which to
retrieve the data. You can provide a maximum of 20 item IDs. When making a
URL request, repeating ItemID parameters must be specified as an indexed
array (e.g., …&ItemID(0)=130310421484&ItemID(1)=
300321408208& ItemID(2)=370214653822…).



Alternatively, as a shortcut for URL requests, you can specify the item
IDs as a comma-separated list in a single ItemID parameter (e.g., …<
code>&ItemID=130310421484,300321408208,370214653822…
) for convenience.



You can determine an item’s ID by calling findItemsAdvanced (<a
href=“http://www.developer.ebay.com/DevZone/finding/CallRef/index.html”

Finding API) or from the eBay Web site. Provide ItemID for
every item for which you want information.

entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string

Declared In

Shopping_GetMultipleItemsRequestType.h