XML Template for lt domains

XML Template - Updating the organisational contact

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <request
        xmlns:domain="http://www.eurodns.com/domain"
        xmlns:contact="http://www.eurodns.com/contact">

        <domain:trade>
            <domain:name>#DOMAIN.TLD#</domain:name>
        </domain:trade>

        <contact:update>
            <contact:type>org</contact:type>
            <contact:contactprofileid>#CONTACT PROFILE ID#</contact:contactprofileid>
            <contact:firstname>#FIRSTNAME#</contact:firstname>
            <contact:lastname>#LASTNAME#</contact:lastname>
            <contact:company>#COMPANY#</contact:company>
            <contact:address1>#ADDRESS LINE 1#</contact:address1>
            <contact:address2>#ADDRESS LINE 2#</contact:address2>
            <contact:address3>#ADDRESS LINE 3#</contact:address3>
            <contact:city>#CITY#</contact:city>
            <contact:zipcode>#ZIP/POSTAL CODE#</contact:zipcode>
            <contact:country_code>#COUNTRY CODE#</contact:country_code>
            <contact:email>#EMAIL ADDRESS#</contact:email>
            <contact:phone>#PHONE NUMBER#</contact:phone>
            <contact:fax>#FAX NUMBER#</contact:fax>
        </contact:update>

        <extension:create>
            <extension:data tld="lt">
                <extension:domain>
                    <domain:o_companynumber>#O_COMPANYNUMBER#</domain:o_companynumber>
                </extension:domain>
            </extension:data>
        </extension:create>
    </request>

<domain:trade> (Occurrences: 1)

R

#DOMAIN.TLD#

Domain to be traded

<contact:update> (Occurrences: 1)

Note: Only the organisational contact can be updated

R	#PRIORITY#	Priority of the nameserver (1-12)
R	#FULLY QUALIFIED DOMAIN NAME#	Fully qualified domain name of the nameserver
R	#IP ADDRESS#	IPv4 address of the nameserver

<contact:create> (Occurrences: 4)

Note: The four contacts admin, billing, tech, org have to be specified.

O	#CONTACT PROFILE ID#	Use a contact profile instead of specifying the contact details
R	#FIRSTNAME#	Firstname
R	#LASTNAME#	Lastname
O	#COMPANY#	Company
R	#ADDRESS LINE 1#	Address, Line 1
O	#ADDRESS LINE 2#	Address, Line 2
O	#ADDRESS LINE 3#	Address, Line 3
R	#CITY#	City
R	#ZIP/POSTAL CODE#	ZIP/Postal code
R	#COUNTRY CODE#	Country code (ISO 3166-1-alpha-2)
R	#EMAIL ADDRESS#	Email address
R	#PHONE NUMBER#	Phone number format: +999999999. Starting with +country phone code
O	#FAX NUMBER#	Phone number format: +999999999. Starting with +country phone code

<extension:create>

R

#O_COMPANYNUMBER#

The following request is an example on how to perform a trade by using a contact profile instead of specifying the complete contact details in the request.

XML Example 1 - Perform a trade by using a contact profile

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <request
        xmlns:domain="http://www.eurodns.com/domain"
        xmlns:contact="http://www.eurodns.com/contact">
        <domain:trade>
            <domain:name>eurodns.com</domain:name>
        </domain:trade>
        <contact:update>
            <contact:type>org</contact:type>
            <contact:contactprofileid>123456</contact:contactprofileid>
        </contact:update>
    </request>

If our server accepts the request, the following code will be returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <response xmlns="http://www.eurodns.com/">
        <result code="1001">
            <msg>Command completed successfully, action pending</msg>
        </result>
    </response>

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O	The element is optional and does not have to be specified in the request and/or answer
R	The element is mandatory and has to specified in the request and/or answer