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Here it is: /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:group1/Value
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Yes, XML is what is accepted.
Thanks
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No it is not valid - I was just trying anything that may work and it does not work. I did that after watching a video - but it did not help
I would like to change the Address 2, City, State, Zip entered in the ...
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So - your webservice only takes XML? One of your posts had this: $select=ID,Address2,City,State,Zip5,Zip4,DeliveryPoint,CarrierRoute,&$filter= etc - is that also valid? If so, what would the filter syntax be?
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( Note - I will send the ID Privately)
http://production.shippingapis.com/ShippingAPITest.dll?API=Verify
&XML=<AddressValidateRequest USERID="0000000000">
<Address ID="0">
<Address1></Address1>
<Address2>6406 Ivy ...
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I am apparently not expressing my question well. What is a URL you can paste in a browser that will return an address? What should the filter look like? Do you have any documentation for the REST API you are trying to use?
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The Result will be the
Address, city, state, and zip5 & Zip 4 code if the address is valid or a message with "Invalid Address" if it was not valid.
Thanks
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Can you copy the XPath for the "Value" field? Set the Fields pane to advanced view, right click on the Value node and select "Copy XPath"?
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I should also say that all of these (myFields > dataFields > my:SharePointListItem_RW > Field Office > Value) except for my:SharePointListItem_RW are locked. Not sure if that matters.
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So - what would a valid filter for your REST URL look like? What's a sample URL you can paste into a browser address bar & get data back? Mainly I'm just concerned about the filter syntax. :)