Collected Tech Tips: SOAP Control API examples

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The SOAP Control API is one of the 'Control Plane' APIs provided by Stingray Traffic Manager (see also REST and SNMP).

This article contains a selection of simple technical tips and solutions that use the SOAP Control API to manage and query Stingray Traffic Manager.

Basic language examples

• Tech Tip: Using the SOAP Control API with Perl
• Tech Tip: Using the SOAP Control API with C#
• Tech Tip: Using the SOAP Control API with Java
• Tech Tip: Using the SOAP Control API with Python
• Tech Tip: Using the SOAP Control API with PHP
• Tech Tip: Using the SOAP Control API with Ruby
• Tech Tip: Ruby and SOAP revisited
• Tech Tip: Ruby and SOAP - a rubygems implementation

More sophisticated tips and examples

• Tech Tip: Running Perl code on the Stingray Virtual Appliance
• Tech Tip: using Perl SOAP::Lite with Stingray's SOAP Control API
• Tech Tip: Using Perl/SOAP to list recent connections in Stingray Traffic Manager
• Gathering statistics from a cluster of Traffic Managers
  

More information

For a more rigorous introduction to the SOAP Control API, please refer to the Control API documentation in the  Stingray Product Documentation