Trading_UserIdPasswordType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_UserIdPasswordType.h Trading_UserIdPasswordType.m |
Tasks
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appIdThe application ID that is unique to each application you (or your company)
property
has registered with the eBay Developers Program. If you are executing a call
in the Sandbox, this is the “AppId” value that eBay issued to you when you
received your Sandbox keys. If you are executing a call in Production, this is
the “AppId” value that eBay issued to you when you received your Production
keys. -
devIdThe unique developer ID that the eBay Developers Program issued to you (or
property
your company). If you are executing a call in the Sandbox, this is the “DevId"
value that eBay issued to you when you received your Sandbox keys. Typically,
you receive your Sandbox keys when you register as a new developer. If you are
executing a call in Production, this is the "DevId” value that eBay issued to
you when you received your Production keys. Typically, you receive your
Production keys when you certify an application. -
authCertAuthentication certificate that authenticates the application when making API
property
calls. If you are executing a call in the Sandbox, this is the “CertId” value
that eBay issued to you when you received your Sandbox keys. If you are
executing a call in Production, this is the “CertId” value that eBay issued to
you when you received your Production keys. This is unrelated to auth tokens. -
usernameeBay user ID (i.e., eBay.com Web site login name) for the user the application
property
is retrieving a token for. This is typically the application’s end-user (not
the developer). -
passwordPassword for the user specified in Username.
property -
any(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *anyDiscussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_UserIdPasswordType.happId
The application ID that is unique to each application you (or your company)
has registered with the eBay Developers Program. If you are executing a call
in the Sandbox, this is the “AppId” value that eBay issued to you when you
received your Sandbox keys. If you are executing a call in Production, this is
the “AppId” value that eBay issued to you when you received your Production
keys.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *appIdDiscussion
The application ID that is unique to each application you (or your company)
has registered with the eBay Developers Program. If you are executing a call
in the Sandbox, this is the “AppId” value that eBay issued to you when you
received your Sandbox keys. If you are executing a call in Production, this is
the “AppId” value that eBay issued to you when you received your Production
keys.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_UserIdPasswordType.hauthCert
Authentication certificate that authenticates the application when making API
calls. If you are executing a call in the Sandbox, this is the “CertId” value
that eBay issued to you when you received your Sandbox keys. If you are
executing a call in Production, this is the “CertId” value that eBay issued to
you when you received your Production keys. This is unrelated to auth tokens.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *authCertDiscussion
Authentication certificate that authenticates the application when making API
calls. If you are executing a call in the Sandbox, this is the “CertId” value
that eBay issued to you when you received your Sandbox keys. If you are
executing a call in Production, this is the “CertId” value that eBay issued to
you when you received your Production keys. This is unrelated to auth tokens.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_UserIdPasswordType.hdevId
The unique developer ID that the eBay Developers Program issued to you (or
your company). If you are executing a call in the Sandbox, this is the “DevId"
value that eBay issued to you when you received your Sandbox keys. Typically,
you receive your Sandbox keys when you register as a new developer. If you are
executing a call in Production, this is the "DevId” value that eBay issued to
you when you received your Production keys. Typically, you receive your
Production keys when you certify an application.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *devIdDiscussion
The unique developer ID that the eBay Developers Program issued to you (or
your company). If you are executing a call in the Sandbox, this is the “DevId"
value that eBay issued to you when you received your Sandbox keys. Typically,
you receive your Sandbox keys when you register as a new developer. If you are
executing a call in Production, this is the "DevId” value that eBay issued to
you when you received your Production keys. Typically, you receive your
Production keys when you certify an application.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_UserIdPasswordType.hpassword
Password for the user specified in Username.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *passwordDiscussion
Password for the user specified in Username.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_UserIdPasswordType.husername
eBay user ID (i.e., eBay.com Web site login name) for the user the application
is retrieving a token for. This is typically the application’s end-user (not
the developer).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *usernameDiscussion
eBay user ID (i.e., eBay.com Web site login name) for the user the application
is retrieving a token for. This is typically the application’s end-user (not
the developer).
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_UserIdPasswordType.h