RegisterNewTestEmailAddress

The EmailReach system will only accept test emails from email addresses that it knows. To tell the EmailReach service that you are sending test emails from an address, you must register the email address. You can do this through the web site, or you can register the address with this function. One reason to do this would be to ensure that the email sender’s address is registered before you actually send the test email.

The authentication token that you provide identifies the EmailReach user account. Every test email address is associated with an EmailReach user account, and, if the email address you are trying to register belongs to the user account identified by the authentication token, this function will return “OK” without actually processing the request. It doesn’t need to process it because the email address is already registered. If this email address is not already registered by anyone, then a return code of “OK” indicates that the email address was successfully registered. Any other value indicates a failure: you will get a value of  “EmailAddressExists” if the address is assigned to some other user account, or a value of  “EmailAddressError” if the system cannot process the email address at all.

The C# declaration for the function is:

int RegisterNewTestEmailAddress(string authToken, String emailAddress)

The WSDL declaration is:

<s:element name="RegisterNewTestEmailAddress">

<s:element name="RegisterNewTestEmailAddressResponse">