Passing parameter to API

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I want to pass parameter to an API https://api.wrl.com/1.0/api_users/auth.xml[^]
The documentation says :
Request parameters should be supplied in a "data" POST field as specified in the following documentation
and this :
data[username] string Required A valid API username.
data[password] string Required The API password for the specified username.

Don't understand how to send the post parameteres.
Can anyone send me a sample request url??
Please help its urgent..

Posted 16-Oct-13 6:09am

Deepak.xip

Updated 16-Oct-13 7:11am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Oct-13 13:10pm

Not quite clear. You need to provide more detail. It looks like the API suggests that you post either XML or JSON with all the request detail. Refer to the documentation of this service.
Are you expecting to find out another user of this service among CodeProject experts? This is not likely. Why not asking there customer support?
—SA

Deepak.xip 16-Oct-13 13:19pm

I just want to know what the document mean to say "Request parameters should be supplied in a "data" POST field as specified in the following documentation" by this line.

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