NAME

Business::cXML::Credential - cXML credential

SYNOPSIS

        use Business::cXML::Transmission;
        $msg = new Business::cXML::Transmission $incoming_cxml_string;
        print $msg->to->id;  # Fetches Identity string from the To credential

DESCRIPTION

Object representation of cXML To, From and Sender (default).

METHODS

See "COMMON METHODS" in Business::cXML::Object.

PROPERTY METHODS

See "PROPERTY METHODS" in Business::cXML::Object for how the following operate.

domain

Mandatory, default: NetworkId

id

Mandatory

type

Optional, expected to be undef (default) or marketplace

lang

Optional, in outgoing messages it is only used if contact information is defined.

contact

Optional, Business::cXML::Contact object

_note

Private note. It will be lost in conversion back to cXML. Intended to help you store your own representation of the remote company during processing.

Sender adds:

useragent

Mandatory

secret

Optional

AUTHOR

Stéphane Lavergne https://github.com/vphantom

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Graph X Design Inc. https://www.gxd.ca/ sponsored this project.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright (c) 2017-2018 Stéphane Lavergne https://github.com/vphantom

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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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