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The Comodo APIs may be accessed with a SOAP client. For example, see the demo python client contributed by Jason Phelps from the University of Texas or the C# sample client contributed by Gabriel Sroka from the California State University system.

Support

Email support for the API is available at cmapi@comodo.com, Monday through Friday, 4 AM - 8 PM Eastern Time. See the Certificate Service support page for a detailed listing of all support options. You may need to also copy your request to csmsupport@comodo.com; see 'Known Issues' below.

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Q: In section 2.3 of http://www.incommon.org/cert/repository/InCommon_CM_SSL_Web_Service_API.pdf
it says that I need the "orgId" in order to use the enrollment SOAP call.
How do I find the the orgId for out our institution? The instructions in the
above document say "Can be obtained from Admin UI - Organization
properties "SSL Cert" tab", but this was not much help: I could not see
the organization id anywhere in our certificate manager.

A: Go to Settings - Orgs, click Departments
. Select the department to provision through, click edit,
go to SSL tab, enable the web API check box and assign a secret key,
. The ID orgId will appear next to the secret key text box.

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  • -14 = An unknown error occurred! Check that the login_uri customerLoginUri parameter of your authData object is set to 'InCommon'.
  • -32 = The two phrase should be the same! Check your revocation phrase ('phrase' parameter). It appears that it cannot be left as empty string.-37 - (Undocumented). This has been confirmed to be a bug by Comodo support. See 'Known Issues', below.

Known Issues

  • As of 4/18 cmapi@comodo.com does not yet issue a support ticket when emailed. csmsupport@comodo.com have been helpful in answering questions in the meantime.Parts of the API documentation are out of date. The API documentation lists a SSLCollectResponse.getStatusCode() function. This function was removed in the latest release. Use the SSLCollectResponse.statusCode integer attribute instead.

Community

InCommon maintains an email list, inccert-cert@incommonusers@incommon.org, as a place for community members to share experiences, discuss possible system enhancements, and see how other campuses handle various issues and tasks. We encourage you to join this list. To do so, send an email to sympa@incommon.org with the following in the subject line: sub inccert-cert users FirstName LastName.

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