InTime provides a SOAP Web Service Interface that allows two-way flow of information to external systems. This enables automated and efficient transfer of data to and from your other systems reducing effort and duplication.
The InTime Web Service currently uses the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) interface as opposed to REST.
If you would like to use the Web Services please contact our Business Development team. It will need to be enabled on your system and a set of credentials for accessing the service will be supplied.
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Getting started
The InTime Web Service uses the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) interface as opposed to REST. This is a stricter protocol than REST which means you can only call the defined methods available and the return types will be in a fixed format. Normally you would start by building "stub" code against the WSDL file that defines the interface.
The WSDL file for version 2.0 of the web services can be accessed here: https://demo.in-time.co.uk/services/IntimeServiceV2_0?wsdl
Various tools are available for building the stub code. wsdl2java works well for java development:
Code Examples
- authenticate
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examples (Java)
Build stub code using wsdl2Java
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Move API docs on to documentation domain
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