Get started with the MailUp REST API
If you want to
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get up and running quickly with the MailUp REST API, the first thing you should do is grab a wrapper.
You can choose between many of the most used programming
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languages. See Samples and Wrappers.
Download the demo client
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Download a simple client app called "MailUp Demo Client",
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available in PHP, C#, VB.Net, Java, Javascript, Objective-C.
Some installation notes for each language are available on the
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code samples and wrappers page.
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Get ready in 15 minutes
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From sample code to your app
You need to be neither an OAuth2 guru nor a MailUp expert to have your first application up and running in a very short time if you use our MailUp Demo Client.
MailUp Demo Client is a working example that properly authenticates on the MailUp platform and
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allows easy access to MailUp resources. You'll probably need less than 15 minutes to have it up and running and use it to learn how to access to MailUp resources
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You can then build your
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application by simply extending
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the sample
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code.
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Using the demo client app
- Download the MailUp demo client
- When the
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- app starts,
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- press "Sign in to MailUp"
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- You will then be asked to
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- log in using the credentials of your MailUp
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- account (don't have one? Get a developer account).
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After
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successful authentication, a token is
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displayed on the client interface
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You can then run some
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predefined
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example calls, or build your
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calls and test them using the "Call Method" button.
In the picture that
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follows you can see how to create a
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Group in MailUp
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List 1 (see the MailUp Glossary for details on Lists and Groups).
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