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I just got access to the Zillow.com API. I want to use Powershell to call some of these Zillow API functions to get data. I have no idea how to load this API into a session so I can process info. Zillow provided me with some ID here is what they sent me<br />
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Your Zillow Web Services Identification (ZWSID) is: SO-MEidaa1lrcyknf_93aho<br />
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The ZWSID provided above is a sample. How do I connect to the API in powershell and list all methods available?
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I just got access to the Zillow.com API. I want to use Powershell to call some of these Zillow API functions to get data. I have no idea how to load this API into a session so I can process info. Zillow provided me with some ID here is what they sent me

Your Zillow Web Services Identification (ZWSID) is: SO-MEidaa1lrcyknf_93aho

The ZWSID provided above is a sample. How do I connect to the API in powershell and list all methods available?

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