Hi Niels, 

I'm sorry I'm not exactly answering your question, however we currently don't have any examples using C#. Another developer, Bo Mortensen, recently worked on a .NET implentation - maybe you can get input from him? 
https://twitter.com/bo_mortensen/status/344021666302668800

Regards,
David, Ubivox

Hi David,

Yes, I helped Niels implementing it at CodeGarden '13 :-) It was easy to implement using the xml-rpc.net library!

I'll trick Niels into sharing the code here (og perhaps send it to me, so I can paste it) for future reference.

All the best,

Bo

Great to hear - we're looking forward to that! :)

What comes around, goes around ;-)

Here's some source code for the integration:

First, we need to define our interface for the Ubivox methods:

[XmlRpcUrl("https://yourclientnamehere.clients.ubivox.com/xmlrpc/")]
    public interface IUbivox : IXmlRpcProxy
    {
        [XmlRpcMethod("ubivox.create_subscription_with_data")]
        bool CreateNewSubscriptionWithData(string email_address, object[] lists, bool optin, XmlRpcStruct data);
    }

Then we need a reference in our class file which are going to implement/use this interface, to the CookComputing.XmlRpc (which is already in the Umbraco /bin folder):

using CookComputing.XmlRpc;

Then we can use the interface by utilizing some of the methods, classes and properties of the XmlRpc assembly:

// Create a new proxy using the interface we have defined
var proxy = XmlRpcProxyGen.Create<IUbivox>();

// Authenticate
proxy.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(ubivoxUsername, ubivoxPassword);

// Create a new XmlRpcStruct for the custom data fields on our Ubivox list
XmlRpcStruct data = new XmlRpcStruct();

// Fill in custom data fields
// First string param is the field alias (found in Ubivox admin section) and last string param is the actual value
data.Add("Name", "Bo Damgaard Mortensen");
data.Add("Zipcode", "8930");
data.Add("Company", "uconsult");
data.Add("Member", "Ja"); // Ubivox radiobutton: "Ja" / "Nej" ("Yes" / "No")
data.Add("Gender", "Male");

// Make call to Ubivox to insert a new subscriber with custom data fields
var result = proxy.CreateNewSubscriptionWithData("[email protected]", new object[] { "ubivoxListId" }, false, data);

Hope this helps :-)

I am planning to create a C# wrapper/library in august where my holiday starts and build a Razor "API" package for Umbraco to make it easier to integrate Ubivox with C#/ASP.NET/Umbraco.

All the best,

Bo

It has taken me a long time to actually get this to work.

I have been in dialog with Bo Damsgaard about this, and we try too get it work, but without result.

I Need the subscribe code in a Razor environment, but it was not possible to implement the interface by Razor, so I get this Assembly to work instead.

First the assembly:

using System;
using System.Net;
using CookComputing.XmlRpc;

namespace Chainbox.Umbraco47Site { [XmlRpcUrl("https://clientcompany.clients.ubivox.com/xmlrpc/")] public interface IUbivox : IXmlRpcProxy { [XmlRpcMethod("ubivox.createsubscriptionwithdata")] bool CreateNewSubscriptionWithData(string emailaddress, object[] lists, bool optin, XmlRpcStruct data); }

public class Subscribe 
{

    public string ubivoxUsername { get; set; }
    public string ubivoxPassword { get; set; }
    public string ubivoxError { get; set; }

    public Boolean SubscribeUser(string listid, string email, string name)
    {
        bool result = false;
        try
        {
            var proxy = XmlRpcProxyGen.Create<IUbivox>();
            proxy.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(ubivoxUsername, ubivoxPassword);
            XmlRpcStruct data = new XmlRpcStruct();
            data.Add("Navn", name);
            //data.Add("Zipcode", "8930");
            //data.Add("Company", "uconsult");
            //data.Add("Member", "Ja"); // Ubivox radiobutton: "Ja" / "Nej" ("Yes" / "No")
            //data.Add("Gender", "Male");

            // Make call to Ubivox to insert a new subscriber with custom data fields
            result = proxy.CreateNewSubscriptionWithData(email, new object[] { listid }, false, data);
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            ubivoxError = ex.Message;
        }
        return result;
    }
}  

}

And here is the Razor-script:

@using Chainbox.Umbraco47Site; @{ var UbivoxSubscribe = new Subscribe(); UbivoxSubscribe.ubivoxUsername = "spillehulen"; UbivoxSubscribe.ubivoxPassword = "1234567890"; var success = UbivoxSubscribe.SubscribeUser("156789", "[email protected]", "John Doe"); if(success) { } else { }
}

Hope other can use my example.

Best regards

Jan Borup Coyle.

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