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KaelumYodi — Sat, 27 Apr 2013 17:10:06 GMT

04/27/2013 - Release v2.2b is ready for download!

Please read the release notes as the library interface has changed. Example code is available on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client library for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

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KaelumYodi — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 17:51:26 GMT

02/18/2013 - Release v2.2a is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 17:46:23 GMT

02/18/2013 - Release v2.2a is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 17:46:13 GMT

02/18/2013 - Release v2.2 is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 07:07:01 GMT

12/28/2012 - Release v2.2 is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 00:31:44 GMT

12/28/2012 - Release v2.2 is ready for download!

Please read the release notes as the library interface has changed. Example code is available on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 22:57:52 GMT

10/20/2012 - Release v2.1 is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 22:57:42 GMT

10/20/2012 - Release v2.0 is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Documentation

KaelumYodi — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 22:56:37 GMT

There isn't much setup that needs to be done at all. Just merge the App.config into either your App.config or your Web.config, and enter your authorization keys if you have them. If you don't have authorization keys, you can either leave them blank, or remove the attributes from the config file.

By default, the CurrentRegionKey is set to the default value defined in the configuration file, and the CurrentLocale is set to null. Setting CurrentRegionKey to any value, will also reset CurrentLocale back to null.

Here is some sample code to test each of the methods:

foreach (RegionElement region in WorldOfWarcraftSection.Instance.Regions)
{
	Debug.WriteLine("Region: Key = {0}, Name = {1}, Host = {2}", region.Key, region.Name, region.Host);

	foreach (LocaleElement locale in region.Locales)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine(">>> Locale: Key = {0}, Name = {1}", locale.Key, locale.Name);
	}
}

CommunityPlatformClient client = new CommunityPlatformClient();
//client.CurrentRegionKey = WorldOfWarcraftSection.Instance.Regions.Default;
//client.CurrentLocale = "es_MX";

// The following example shows the use of the Raw method calls which get the JSON
// response and don't do any additional processing (i.e. no deserialization).
// These methods are best used when you only need to retrieve the RAW JSON string
// and send it to the web client.
string jsonResponse = client.GetBattlegroupsRaw();
JsonTextBox.Text = jsonResponse;

// The deserialization methods have been left in tact.  They can be used to
// deserialize responses that have been received from the web client.
BattlegroupsResponse battlegroupsList = client.DeserializeBattlegroupsResponse(jsonResponse);
JsonTextBox.Text = battlegroupsList.JsonResponse;

DataAchievementsResponse characterAchievementsResponse = client.GetCharacterAchievements();
JsonTextBox.Text = characterAchievementsResponse.JsonResponse;

CharacterClassesResponse characterClassesResponse = client.GetCharacterClasses();
JsonTextBox.Text = characterClassesResponse.JsonResponse;

CharacterRacesResponse characterRacesResponse = client.GetCharacterRaces();
JsonTextBox.Text = characterRacesResponse.JsonResponse;

DataAchievementsResponse guildAchievements = client.GetGuildAchievements();
JsonTextBox.Text = guildAchievements.JsonResponse;

GuildPerksResponse guildPerksResponse = client.GetGuildPerks();
JsonTextBox.Text = guildPerksResponse.JsonResponse;

GuildRewardsResponse guildRewardsResponse = client.GetGuildRewards();
JsonTextBox.Text = guildRewardsResponse.JsonResponse;

ItemClassesResponse itemClassesResponse = client.GetItemClasses();
JsonTextBox.Text = itemClassesResponse.JsonResponse;

PetTypesResponse petTypesResponse = client.GetPetTypes();
JsonTextBox.Text = petTypesResponse.JsonResponse;

TalentsResponse talentsResponse = client.GetTalents();
JsonTextBox.Text = talentsResponse.JsonResponse;

AchievementResponse achievementResponse = client.GetAchievement(2144);
JsonTextBox.Text = achievementResponse.JsonResponse;

ArenaLadderResponse arenaLadderResponse = client.GetArenaLadder("Ruin", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, 1, 1, true);
JsonTextBox.Text = arenaLadderResponse.JsonResponse;

arenaLadderResponse = client.GetArenaLadder("Ruin", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, 2, 1, true);
JsonTextBox.Text = arenaLadderResponse.JsonResponse;

ArenaTeamResponse arenaTeamResponse = client.GetArenaTeam("Bonechewer", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, "Samurai Jack");
JsonTextBox.Text = arenaTeamResponse.JsonResponse;

AuctionDataStatusResponse auctionDataStatusResponse = client.GetAuctionDataStatus("lothar");
JsonTextBox.Text = auctionDataStatusResponse.JsonResponse;

foreach (AuctionDataStatus auctionData in auctionDataStatusResponse.Files)
{
	try
	{
		auctionData.Data = client.GetAuctionDataFile(auctionData.Url);
		JsonTextBox.Text = auctionData.Data.JsonResponse;
	}
	catch (WorldOfWarcraftApiException ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("WorldOfWarcraftApiException:\n\tGetAuctionDataFile: {0}\n\tStatus: {1}\n\tMessage: {2}", auctionData.Url, ex.Status, ex.Message);
	}
	catch (Exception ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("WorldOfWarcraftApiException:\n\tGetAuctionDataFile: {0}\\n\tMessage: {1}", auctionData.Url, ex.Message);
	}
}

BattlePetAbilityResponse battlePetAbilityResponse = client.GetBattlePetAbility(640);
JsonTextBox.Text = battlePetAbilityResponse.JsonResponse;

BattlePetSpeciesResponse battlePetSpeciesResponse = client.GetBattlePetSpecies(258);
JsonTextBox.Text = battlePetSpeciesResponse.JsonResponse;

BattlePetStatsResponse battlePetStatsResponse = client.GetBattlePetStats(258, 25, 5, 4);
JsonTextBox.Text = battlePetStatsResponse.JsonResponse;

RealmChallengeResponse realmChallengeResponse = client.GetRealmChallenge("Lothar");
JsonTextBox.Text = realmChallengeResponse.JsonResponse;

CharacterProfileResponse characterProfileResponse = client.GetCharacterProfile("lothar", "Kaelum", CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.All);
JsonTextBox.Text = characterProfileResponse.JsonResponse;

characterProfileResponse = client.GetCharacterProfile("lothar", "Kailor", CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.All);
JsonTextBox.Text = characterProfileResponse.JsonResponse;

characterProfileResponse = client.GetCharacterProfile("lothar", "Grewl", CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Talents);
JsonTextBox.Text = characterProfileResponse.JsonResponse;

GuildProfileResponse guildProfileResponse = client.GetGuildProfile("lothar", "Genus Order", GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.All);
JsonTextBox.Text = guildProfileResponse.JsonResponse;

guildProfileResponse = client.GetGuildProfile("lothar", "Triple Threat", GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.News);
JsonTextBox.Text = guildProfileResponse.JsonResponse;

ItemResponse itemResponse = client.GetItem(18803);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemResponse.JsonResponse;

itemResponse = client.GetItem(60244);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemResponse.JsonResponse;

itemResponse = client.GetItem(60245);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemResponse.JsonResponse;

itemResponse = client.GetItem(62386);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemResponse.JsonResponse;

itemResponse = client.GetItem(70142);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemResponse.JsonResponse;

ItemSetResponse itemSetResponse = client.GetItemSet(931);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemSetResponse.JsonResponse;

itemSetResponse = client.GetItemSet(1060);
JsonTextBox.Text = itemSetResponse.JsonResponse;

for (int i = 1; i < 100; i++)
{
	// The following try-catch block shows how to use WorldOfWarcraftApiException to
	// catch exceptions.  This applies to all of the API method calls.
	try
	{
		QuestResponse questResponse = client.GetQuest(i);
		JsonTextBox.Text = questResponse.JsonResponse;
	}
	catch (WorldOfWarcraftApiException ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("Quest({0}): WorldOfWarcraftApiException:\n\tStatus: {1}\n\tMessage: {2}", i, ex.Status, ex.Message);
	}
	catch (Exception ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("Quest({0}): Exception:\n\tMessage: {1}", i, ex.Message);
	}
}

RatedBattlegroundLadderResponse ratedBattlegroundLadderResponse = client.GetRatedBattlegroundLadder(1, 1, true);
JsonTextBox.Text = ratedBattlegroundLadderResponse.JsonResponse;

ratedBattlegroundLadderResponse = client.GetRatedBattlegroundLadder(2, 1, true);
JsonTextBox.Text = ratedBattlegroundLadderResponse.JsonResponse;

RealmStatusResponse realmStatusResponse = client.GetRealmStatus("lothar,blackrock");

RecipeResponse recipeResponse = client.GetRecipe(33994);
JsonTextBox.Text = recipeResponse.JsonResponse;

SpellResponse spellResponse = client.GetSpell(8056);
JsonTextBox.Text = spellResponse.JsonResponse;

If you have any questions or discover a bug, please create a discussion post.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Thu, 23 Aug 2012 06:21:54 GMT

05/20/2012 - Release v2.0 is ready for download!

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sun, 20 May 2012 21:34:11 GMT

05/20/2012 - Release v2.0 is ready for download!

Please read the release notes as the library interface has changed. Example code is available on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes API functions or server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Documentation

KaelumYodi — Sun, 20 May 2012 21:33:40 GMT

foreach (RegionElement region in WorldOfWarcraftSection.Instance.Regions)
{
	Debug.WriteLine("Region: Key = {0}, Name = {1}, Host = {2}", region.Key, region.Name, region.Host);

	foreach (LocaleElement locale in region.Locales)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine(">>> Locale: Key = {0}, Name = {1}", locale.Key, locale.Name);
	}
}

CommunityPlatformClient client = new CommunityPlatformClient();
//client.CurrentRegionKey = WorldOfWarcraftSection.Instance.Regions.Default;
//client.CurrentLocale = "es_MX";

// The following example shows the use of the Raw method calls which get the JSON
// response and don't do any additional processing (i.e. no deserialization).
// These methods are best used when you only need to retrieve the RAW JSON string
// and send it to the web client.
string jsonResponse = client.GetBattlegroupsRaw();

// The deserialization methods have been left in tact.  They can be used to
// deserialize responses that have been received from the web client.
BattlegroupsResponse battlegroupsList = client.DeserializeBattlegroupsResponse(jsonResponse);

DataAchievementsResponse characterAchievementsResponse = client.GetCharacterAchievements();

CharacterClassesResponse characterClassesResponse = client.GetCharacterClasses();

CharacterRacesResponse characterRacesResponse = client.GetCharacterRaces();

DataAchievementsResponse guildAchievements = client.GetGuildAchievements();

GuildPerksResponse guildPerksResponse = client.GetGuildPerks();

GuildRewardsResponse guildRewardsResponse = client.GetGuildRewards();

ItemClassesResponse itemClassesResponse = client.GetItemClasses();

AchievementResponse achievementResponse = client.GetAchievement(2144);

ArenaLadderResponse arenaLadderResponse = client.GetArenaLadder("Ruin", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, 1, 1, true);
arenaLadderResponse = client.GetArenaLadder("Ruin", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, 2, 1, true);

ArenaTeamResponse arenaTeamResponse = client.GetArenaTeam("Bonechewer", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, "Samurai Jack");

AuctionDataHeaderResponse auctionDataHeaderResponse = client.GetAuctionDataHeader("lothar");

foreach (AuctionDataHeader auctionData in auctionDataHeaderResponse.Files)
{
	auctionData.Data = client.GetAuctionDataFile(auctionData.Url);
}

CharacterProfileResponse characterProfileResponse = client.GetCharacterProfile("lothar", "Kaelum",
	CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Achievements
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Appearance
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Companions
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Feed
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Guild
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Items
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Mounts
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Pets
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Professions
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Progression
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.PvP
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Quests
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Reputation
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Stats
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Talents
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Titles
);

GuildProfileResponse guildProfileResponse = client.GetGuildProfile("lothar", "Genus Order",
	GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Achievements
	| GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Members
	| GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.News
);

ItemResponse itemResponse = client.GetItem(60244);
itemResponse = client.GetItem(60245);
itemResponse = client.GetItem(62386);
itemResponse = client.GetItem(70142);

ItemSetResponse itemSetResponse = client.GetItemSet(931);
itemSetResponse = client.GetItemSet(1060);

for (int i = 1; i < 100; i++)
{
	// The following try-catch block shows how to use WorldOfWarcraftApiException to
	// catch exceptions.  This applies to all of the API method calls.
	try
	{
		QuestResponse questResponse = client.GetQuest(i);
	}
	catch (WorldOfWarcraftApiException ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("Quest({0}): WorldOfWarcraftApiException:\n\tStatus: {1}\n\tMessage: {2}", i, ex.Status, ex.Message);
	}
	catch (Exception ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("Quest({0}): Exception:\n\tMessage: {1}", i, ex.Message);
	}
}

RatedBattlegroundLadderResponse ratedBattlegroundLadderResponse = client.GetRatedBattlegroundLadder(1, 1, true);
ratedBattlegroundLadderResponse = client.GetRatedBattlegroundLadder(2, 1, true);

RealmStatusResponse realmStatusResponse = client.GetRealmStatus("lothar,blackrock");

RecipeResponse recipe = client.GetRecipe(33994);

If you have any questions or discover a bug, please create a discussion post.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sun, 20 May 2012 21:28:36 GMT

05/20/2012 - Release v2.0 is ready for download!

Please read the download notes as the library interface has changed. Example code is available on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes API functions or server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:54:12 GMT

03/25/2012 - Release v1.4 is ready for download!

It includes the recipe API, new 'Raw' method calls, dual access enums in several of the data objects, and significant internal refactoring. Example code is available on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes API functions or server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

KaelumYodi — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 21:52:24 GMT

Update 03/25/2012

Release v1.4 has been uploaded. It includes the recipe API, new 'Raw' method calls, dual access enums in several of the data objects, and significant internal refactoring. Example code is available on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes API functions or server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

mercsd — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 19:24:28 GMT

Update 9/29/2011 (ACK! Forgot to update this)

Release v1.3a has been uploaded and is just a refactoring of the interface, which can be seen on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard relocates or removes API functions or server hosts, or changes method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

mercsd — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 19:21:26 GMT

Update 9/29/2011 (ACK! Forgot to update this)

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- Originally started over a year ago based on the old XML pages, and updated recently to use the new Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

mercsd — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 10:04:45 GMT

Update 9/29/2011 (ACK! Forgot to update this)

Release v1.3a has been uploaded and is just a refactoring of the interface, which can be seen on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard makes changes, additions, or deletions to the API server hosts, or method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft is the first of many libraries that I plan to release. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- Originally started over a year ago based on the old XML pages, and updated recently to use the new Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Home

mercsd — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 10:03:58 GMT

Update 9/29/2011 (ACK! Forgot to update this)

Release v1.3a has just been uploaded and is just a refactoring of the interface, which can be seen on the Documentation page.

Project Description
This is a client libary for the World of Warcraft Community Platform API. It is a bare bones expandable approach that contains everything that is needed to access the API in a simple manor. It supports the entire Community Platform API and will be updated as Blizzard adds, changes, and removes features.

When Blizzard makes changes, additions, or deletions to the API server hosts, or method paths, you don't need to recompile and redeploy the application. All of these settings are in the conifiguration file. Simply make the required changes to the configuration file and restart the application.

openSourceC.org
I created this site back in 2006 when I was primarily working with Community Server on the side. I currently no longer support Community Server, but I do have some open source projects that I have been meaning to make availalbe. openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft is the first of many libraries that I plan to release. Here is a list of some of the projects that I have been working on:

openSourceC.Daylife
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the entire Daylife API.
openSourceC.Factiva
- A client API library that allows full .NET access to the Factiva Select service.
openSourceC.FrameworkLibrary
- A C#.NET 4.0 Framework Library that I have been working on for the past 9 years.
- The library has evolved over time, starting out as miscellaneous C/C++ and VB6 code snippits from the mid to late 90's.
openSourceC.WorldOfWarcraft
- Originally started over a year ago based on the old XML pages, and updated recently to use the new Community Platform API.

Updated Wiki: Documentation

mercsd — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 21:39:01 GMT

string jsonResponse;


foreach (RegionElement region in WorldOfWarcraftSection.Instance.Regions)
{
	Debug.WriteLine("Region: Key = {0}, Name = {1}, Host = {2}", region.Key, region.Name, region.Host);

	foreach (LocaleElement locale in region.Locales)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine(">>> Locale: Key = {0}, Name = {1}", locale.Key, locale.Name);
	}
}

CommunityPlatformClient client = new CommunityPlatformClient();
//client.CurrentRegionKey = WorldOfWarcraftSection.Instance.Regions.Default;
//client.CurrentLocale = "es_MX";

// The following example shows the use of the jsonResponse overload, as a separate call
// to the deserialization method is no longer required.  This output parameter overload
// allows you to retrieve the RAW JSON string and send it to the web client.
List<DataAchievement> characterAchievementList = client.GetCharacterAchievements(out jsonResponse);

// The deserialization methods have been left in tact, and can be used to deserialize
// responses that have been received from the web client.
characterAchievementList = client.DeserializeCharacterAchievementsResponse(jsonResponse);

List<CharacterClass> characterClassList = client.GetCharacterClasses();

List<CharacterRace> raceList = client.GetCharacterRaces();

List<DataAchievement> guildAchievementList = client.GetGuildAchievements();

List<GuildPerk> guildPerks = client.GetGuildPerks();

List<GuildReward> guildRewards = client.GetGuildRewards();

List<ItemClass> itemClassList = client.GetItemClasses();

List<Realm> realmList = client.GetRealmStatus("lothar,blackrock");

CharacterProfileResponse characterProfile = client.GetCharacterProfile("lothar", "Kaelum",
	CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Achievements
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Appearance
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Companions
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Guild
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Items
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Mounts
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Pets
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Professions
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Progression
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Reputation
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Stats
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Talents
	| CharacterProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Titles
);

GuildProfileResponse guildProfile = client.GetGuildProfile("lothar", "Into the West",
	GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Achievements
	| GuildProfileOptionalFieldsEnum.Members
);

List<File> fileList = client.GetAuctionDataHeader("lothar");

foreach (File file in fileList)
{
	AuctionDataFile auctionDataFile = client.GetAuctionDataFile(file.Url);
}

ItemResponse item = client.GetItem(70142);

for (int i = 1; i < 100; i++)
{
	// The following try-catch block shows how to use WorldOfWarcraftApiException to
	// catch exceptions.  This applies to all of the API method calls.
	try
	{
		Quest quest = client.GetQuest(i);
	}
	catch (WorldOfWarcraftApiException ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("Quest({0}): Exception: {1}", i, ex.Message);
	}
	catch (Exception ex)
	{
		Debug.WriteLine("Quest({0}): Exception: {1}", i, ex.Message);
	}
}

ArenaTeamResponse arenaTeam = client.GetArenaTeam("Bonechewer", ArenaTeamSizeEnum.Arena2v2, "Samurai Jack");

If you have any questions or discover a bug, please create a discussion post.