Inherits from Trading_AbstractResponseType : NSObject
Declared in Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h
Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.m

Overview

Returns an array of order line item (transaction) data for the seller specified in the request.
The results can be used to create a report of data that is commonly
necessary for order processing.
Zero, one, or many Transaction objects can be returned in the TransactionArray.
The set of order line items returned is limited to those that were modified between
the times specified in the request’s ModTimeFrom and ModTimeTo filters.
The order line items returned are sorted by Transaction.Status.LastTimeModified,
ascending order (that is, order line items that more recently were modified are returned last).
Also returns information about the seller whose order line items were requested.
If pagination filters were specified in the request, returns meta-data describing
the effects of those filters on the current response and the estimated effects if
the same filters are used in subsequent calls.

@ingroup EBayAPIInterface

Tasks

  •   paginationResult

    Container consisting of the total number of order line items that match the input
    criteria and the total number of pages that must be scrolled through to view all order
    line items. To scroll through each page of order line item data, make subsequent
    GetSellerTransactions calls, incrementing the Pagination.PageNumber
    field by a value of ‘1’ each time.

         property
  •   hasMoreTransactions

    This flag indicates whether there are additional pages of order line items to view.
    This field will be returned as ‘true’ if there are additional pages or order line items
    to view, or ‘false’ if the current page of order line item data is the last page of
    data.

         property
  •   transactionsPerPage

    This value indicates the number of order line items returned per page (per call) and is
    controlled by the Pagination.EntriesPerPage value passed in the call
    request. Unless it is the last (or possibly only) page of data (HasMoreTransactions=false),
    the TransactionsPerPage value should equal the
    Pagination.EntriesPerPage value passed in the call request.




    Note:
    Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than
    order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages
    that contain no data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will
    be ‘0’. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do
    have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making
    subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the
    Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1’ each time) until you reach the
    last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.

         property
  •   pageNumber

    This value indicates the page number of retrieved order line items that match the input
    criteria. This value is controlled by the Pagination.PageNumber
    value passed in the call request. To scroll through all pages of order line items that match the
    input criteria, you increment the Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1'
    with each subsequent GetSellerTransactions call.

         property
  •   returnedTransactionCountActual

    This value indicates the total number of (non-empty) order line items retrieved in the
    current page of results. The ReturnedTransactionCountActual value
    will be lower than the TransactionsPerPage value if one or more
    empty order line items are retreived on the page.




    Note:
    Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than
    order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages
    that contain no order line item data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will
    be ‘0’. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do
    have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making
    subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the
    Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1’ each time) until you reach the
    last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.

         property
  •   seller

    Contains information about the seller whose order line items are being returned.
    See the reference guide for information about the Seller object fields
    that are returned.

         property
  •   transactionArray

    List of Transaction objects representing the seller’s recent sales.
    Each Transaction object contains the data for one purchase
    (of one or more items in the same listing).
    See the reference guide for more information about the fields that are returned
    for each order line item.

         property
  •   payPalPreferred

    Indicates whether the seller has the preference enabled that shows that the seller
    prefers PayPal as the method of payment for an item. This preference is indicated on
    an item’s View Item page and is intended to influence a buyer to use PayPal
    to pay for the item.

         property

Properties

hasMoreTransactions

This flag indicates whether there are additional pages of order line items to view.
This field will be returned as ‘true’ if there are additional pages or order line items
to view, or ‘false’ if the current page of order line item data is the last page of
data.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *hasMoreTransactions

Discussion

This flag indicates whether there are additional pages of order line items to view.
This field will be returned as ‘true’ if there are additional pages or order line items
to view, or ‘false’ if the current page of order line item data is the last page of
data.

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

pageNumber

This value indicates the page number of retrieved order line items that match the input
criteria. This value is controlled by the Pagination.PageNumber
value passed in the call request. To scroll through all pages of order line items that match the
input criteria, you increment the Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1'
with each subsequent GetSellerTransactions call.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *pageNumber

Discussion

This value indicates the page number of retrieved order line items that match the input
criteria. This value is controlled by the Pagination.PageNumber
value passed in the call request. To scroll through all pages of order line items that match the
input criteria, you increment the Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1'
with each subsequent GetSellerTransactions call.

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

paginationResult

Container consisting of the total number of order line items that match the input
criteria and the total number of pages that must be scrolled through to view all order
line items. To scroll through each page of order line item data, make subsequent
GetSellerTransactions calls, incrementing the Pagination.PageNumber
field by a value of ‘1’ each time.

@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_PaginationResultType *paginationResult

Discussion

Container consisting of the total number of order line items that match the input
criteria and the total number of pages that must be scrolled through to view all order
line items. To scroll through each page of order line item data, make subsequent
GetSellerTransactions calls, incrementing the Pagination.PageNumber
field by a value of ‘1’ each time.

type : class Trading_PaginationResultType

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

payPalPreferred

Indicates whether the seller has the preference enabled that shows that the seller
prefers PayPal as the method of payment for an item. This preference is indicated on
an item’s View Item page and is intended to influence a buyer to use PayPal
to pay for the item.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *payPalPreferred

Discussion

Indicates whether the seller has the preference enabled that shows that the seller
prefers PayPal as the method of payment for an item. This preference is indicated on
an item’s View Item page and is intended to influence a buyer to use PayPal
to pay for the item.

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

returnedTransactionCountActual

This value indicates the total number of (non-empty) order line items retrieved in the
current page of results. The ReturnedTransactionCountActual value
will be lower than the TransactionsPerPage value if one or more
empty order line items are retreived on the page.




Note:
Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than
order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages
that contain no order line item data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will
be ‘0’. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do
have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making
subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the
Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1’ each time) until you reach the
last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *returnedTransactionCountActual

Discussion

This value indicates the total number of (non-empty) order line items retrieved in the
current page of results. The ReturnedTransactionCountActual value
will be lower than the TransactionsPerPage value if one or more
empty order line items are retreived on the page.




Note:
Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than
order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages
that contain no order line item data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will
be ‘0’. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do
have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making
subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the
Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1’ each time) until you reach the
last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

seller

Contains information about the seller whose order line items are being returned.
See the reference guide for information about the Seller object fields
that are returned.

@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_UserType *seller

Discussion

Contains information about the seller whose order line items are being returned.
See the reference guide for information about the Seller object fields
that are returned.

type : class Trading_UserType

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

transactionArray

List of Transaction objects representing the seller’s recent sales.
Each Transaction object contains the data for one purchase
(of one or more items in the same listing).
See the reference guide for more information about the fields that are returned
for each order line item.

@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_TransactionArrayType *transactionArray

Discussion

List of Transaction objects representing the seller’s recent sales.
Each Transaction object contains the data for one purchase
(of one or more items in the same listing).
See the reference guide for more information about the fields that are returned
for each order line item.

type : class Trading_TransactionArrayType

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h

transactionsPerPage

This value indicates the number of order line items returned per page (per call) and is
controlled by the Pagination.EntriesPerPage value passed in the call
request. Unless it is the last (or possibly only) page of data (HasMoreTransactions=false),
the TransactionsPerPage value should equal the
Pagination.EntriesPerPage value passed in the call request.




Note:
Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than
order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages
that contain no data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will
be ‘0’. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do
have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making
subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the
Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1’ each time) until you reach the
last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *transactionsPerPage

Discussion

This value indicates the number of order line items returned per page (per call) and is
controlled by the Pagination.EntriesPerPage value passed in the call
request. Unless it is the last (or possibly only) page of data (HasMoreTransactions=false),
the TransactionsPerPage value should equal the
Pagination.EntriesPerPage value passed in the call request.




Note:
Due to the fact that item data on the eBay platform has a shorter retention period than
order data, it is possible that some retrieved pages will contain no data. For pages
that contain no data, the ReturnedTransactionCountActual value will
be ‘0’. It is also possible that pages 2, 3, and 4 have no data, but pages 1 and 5 do
have data. Therefore, we recommend that you scroll through each page of data (making
subsequent GetSellerTransactions calls and incrementing the
Pagination.PageNumber value by ‘1’ each time) until you reach the
last page, indicated by HasMoreTransactions=false.

type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int

Declared In

Trading_GetSellerTransactionsResponseType.h