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Create web service calls from C# application for UPS, FeDEX, DHL tracking information
Hello Experts:
I am want to develop a function in my C# program to track shipment from UPS, Fedex or DHL via their existing API's. However I couldn't find any sample file or documentations anywhere online. Also where do I download those API's? To me it should've been simple web service tracking# and return a status or either yes-delivered or no - not delivered.
Any help or directory will be much appreciated!
Sincerely
I am want to develop a function in my C# program to track shipment from UPS, Fedex or DHL via their existing API's. However I couldn't find any sample file or documentations anywhere online. Also where do I download those API's? To me it should've been simple web service tracking# and return a status or either yes-delivered or no - not delivered.
Any help or directory will be much appreciated!
Sincerely
ASKER
Yes.. thank you. I did get to the ups one.
However it's the C# sample codes that I am more interested in! Thank you for such a quick reply!
However it's the C# sample codes that I am more interested in! Thank you for such a quick reply!
I don't have examples, but you could look into this:
Aivea® eShip" Web Service 2.0
http://www.aivea.com/eshipinfo.htm
Bob
Aivea® eShip" Web Service 2.0
http://www.aivea.com/eshipinfo.htm
Bob
The link for the FedEx API tools is:
http://www.fedex.com/us/solutions/fsmapi.html?link=4
There are some examples in their developer tools, but I don't know if they have C# in there. If not you can call their toll free number to get someone who can help.
http://www.fedex.com/us/solutions/fsmapi.html?link=4
There are some examples in their developer tools, but I don't know if they have C# in there. If not you can call their toll free number to get someone who can help.
ASKER
Does anyone have any sample code? thanx
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