Veriplace client implementation for .NET.

Namespace:  Veriplace.Client
Assembly:  Veriplace.Client (in Veriplace.Client.dll) Version: 1.7.0.25986 (1.7.0.0)

Syntax

C#
public class VeriplaceClient
Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Class VeriplaceClient
Visual C++
public ref class VeriplaceClient

Remarks

This class provides access to all Veriplace server API methods, and handles OAuth authentication. In most web applications, it will be more convenient to use the Veriplace.Web classes WebClient and VeriplaceState, which take care of maintaining state through redirects and callbacks; you will usually only need to use VeriplaceClient directly if your application does not have a web UI or needs finer control over its Veriplace transactions.

To configure an instance of VeriplaceClient, you must have at minimum an OAuth consumer key and consumer secret, which identify your application. In addition, some API functions will require an application-specific access token. See ClientConfiguration and DefaultClientFactory for how to configure the client.

Most client operations are done through one of the API object members:

Inheritance Hierarchy

System..::.Object
  Veriplace.Client..::.VeriplaceClient

See Also