AT&T API Platform SDK for Microsoft®  2.3.3
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Installation Guide
Installation prerequisites
  • For deployment:
    • Microsoft® Windows Server 2008 R2 is needed.

  • For development:
    • .NET Framework 3.5 or greater should be installed.
    • Microsoft Visual Studio version 2008 or greater can be used as an IDE.
Installation process
Installing the SDK Wrapper library
To install the SDK Wrapper library, do the following:
  1. Download the SDK package from AT&T developer portal.
  2. Unzip the SDK package.
  3. Copy ATT_MSSDK.dll from the bin folder in the SDK package to a bin directory in the web root of your web domain in IIS server.
Installing the SDK Sample Applications
The AT&T API Platform SDK for Microsoft contains sample applications that showcase the usage of the APIs in the SDK.
To install the sample applications, do the following:
  1. Download the sample application package from AT&T developer portal.
  2. Unzip the contents of the sample application package.
  3. Refer to the README in the sample application package for instructions on installation, configuration, and startup of the sample applications.
Environment setup for C# apps
To setup your development environment for building a C# app that includes the SDK Wrapper library, you need to first create a new Web site project, and then add the SDK Wrapper library as a reference in that project.

The following steps describe how to create a new C# Web site project using Microsoft Visual Studio as the IDE:
  1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio.
  2. On the File menu, click New Web Site. This opens the New Web Site dialog box.
  3. In the New Web Site dialog box, under Visual Studio installed templates, select ASP.NET Web Site.
  4. In the web Location box, select File System from the dropdown menu and enter the name of the folder where you want to keep the pages of your Web site.
    For example: C:\BasicWebSite.
  5. In the Language list, click Visual C#.
  6. Click OK. The folder and a new page named Default.aspx application development are created.
The following steps describe how to add the SDK Wrapper library as a reference in the Visual Studio Web site project created above.
  1. In Solution Explorer, right click on Project and select Add Reference from the dropdown menu. This will open the Add Reference dialog box.
  2. In the Add Reference dialog box, select the Browse tab and then select the file ATT_MSSDK.DLL.
  3. Click OK. A bin directory will be created under your project that contains ATT_MSSDK.DLL along with support files.
  4. The APIs in the SDK Wrapper library can now be referenced in your project.
Environment setup for VB apps
To setup your development environment for building a VB app that includes the SDK Wrapper library, you need to first create a new Web site project, and then add the SDK Wrapper library as a reference in that project.

The following steps describe how to create a new Visual Basic Web site project using Microsoft Visual Studio as the IDE:
  1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio.
  2. On the File menu, click New Web Site. This opens the New Web Site dialog box.
  3. In the New Web Site dialog box, under Visual Studio installed templates, click ASP.NET Web Site.
  4. In the web Location box, select File System from the dropdown menu and enter the name of the folder where you want to keep the pages of your Web site.
    For example: C:\BasicWebSite.
  5. In the Language list, click Visual Basic.
  6. Click OK. A folder and a new page named Default.aspx application development are created.
The following steps describe how to add the SDK Wrapper library as a reference in the Visual Studio Web site project created above.
  1. In Solution Explorer, right-click on Project and select Add Reference from the dropdown menu. This will open the Add Reference dialog box.
  2. In the Add Reference dialog box, select the Browse tab and then select the file ATT_MSSDK DLL.
  3. Click OK. A bin directory will be created under your project that contains ATT_MSSDK DLL along with support files.
  4. The APIs in the SDK Wrapper library can now be referenced in your project.