set_reg_uss_config_params_m

Creates a generic configuration set that can be used to customize the functionality of a registration or user self-service (USS) application.

You may choose to use this API to customize the functionality of your registration or USS application as described below. Examples: you can include language translations, plan mapping, or external application mapping of entitlements.

If you do not have a PCI-compliant infrastructure, you will need to use Direct Post. You can use the set_reg_uss_config_params_m API to create a Direct Post configuration set by passing values into the additional fields described here.

Input Arguments

Req	Field Name	Field Type	Max Length	Description
	client_no	long	22	Aria-assigned unique identifier indicating the Aria client providing service to this account.
	auth_key	string	32	Aria-assigned unique key to be passed with each method call for authenticating the validity of the requestor.
	set_name	string	100	Client-defined identifier for this set of global application configuration parameters. Example: French
Start of in_reg_uss_config_params array
	in_reg_uss_config_params	array
	Field Name	Field Type	Max Length	Description
	param_name	string	100	Client-assigned name of configuration parameter. Example: Welcome
	param_val	string	3000	Client-assigned value of configuration parameter defined by corresponding param_name. Example: Bienvenue
End of in_reg_uss_config_params array
	set_description	string	1000	The description to be used for a newly-created set
	set_type_no	long	100	Use the set type number to identify a configuration set as being generic or for Direct Post. You will see your specified type of configuration set in the Set Type column in Aria under Configuration > Client Settings > USS Reg Configuration. The default value is 1 (generic). Allowable Values Allowable values for set_type_no Values Description 1 generic 2 Direct Post

Output Arguments

Field Name	Field Type	Description
error_code	long	Aria-assigned error identifier. 0 indicates no error.
error_msg	string	Description of any error that occurred. "OK" if there was no error.