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Patrick M

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I am a new user of the Plesk API and I was struck by the problematic schema validations.

One rather curious validation exception I got was because I reused the same code to generate the inner elements of a Client/add and a Client/set xml requests.

When revising the schema, I understood that the exception was thrown because the sequence order was not respected:

ADD: <hosting> comes before <limits>
SET: <hosting> comes after <limits>

Working around this situation involves making two specific routines for the two calls, not very pleasant when doing maintenance.

Any ideas regarding this ?
 
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