WmClasses: enjoy your health

In the comments to the post about TinyWM, I promised to put in a free access library for working with WebMoney Transfer XML interfaces , which I wrote for my own needs.

I keep my word: you can download the source code and an example of using the WmClasses library here .

Everything is very simple, for each of the WM-interfaces there is a class:
- CmdSendInvoice
- CmdSendWebMoney
- CmdOperationsHistory
- CmdSendMessage
- CmdInInvoices
- CmdOutInvoices
- CmdRejectInvoice
- CmdVerifySignature
- CmdPursesB

All of them are descendants of the WmXmlCmd base class .
It has the Execute () method , which actually executes the command, and the RetVal and RetDesc properties , the values ​​of which must be watched if an exception occurs during the execution of this method.

You need to use these classes as follows:
- create an instance of the class
- set values ​​for the properties (wallet number, amount, etc.)
- call the Execute method
- process the result of the command (some classes except RetVal and RetDesc return something else - for example, a collection of objects type Purse for the CmdPursesBalance command ).

Example:
static void Purses()
{
   WmClasses.CmdPursesBalance cmd = new WmClasses.CmdPursesBalance();
   cmd.Execute();
   Console.Write("Purse Name\tAmount\tDescription\n");
   foreach (Purse purse in cmd.Purses)
   {
      Console.Write(string.Format("{0}\t{1:N}\t{2}\n", purse.Number, purse.Amount, purse.Desc));
   }
}

Well, before using it, you need to set significant static properties of the WmSettings class such as:
- SignerWMID - WMID of the person who signs the commands
- TrustedWMID - WMID of the person who trusts to sign the team (if this property does not set it is equal to SignerWMID)
- BKeys - if used for signing WMSignerFX commands
- KeysFileName and AccessCode - if used to sign WMSigner commands