changeOwnPassword()

Syntax

1ChangeOwnPasswordResult changeOwnPasswordResult = connection.changeOwnPassword(string oldPassword, string newPassword);

Usage

Use changeOwnPassword() to allow users to change their passwords to values that they specify. For example, a client application prompts a user to specify a different password, and then invokes changeOwnPassword() to change the user’s password. Use setPassword() if you want to set a different user’s password to a value you specify. Use resetPassword() if you want to reset a target user's password with a random value generated by the API.

Sample Code—Java

This sample accepts old password and new password parameters, which it uses in the changeOwnPassword() call to set the new password of the user.

1public void doChangeOwnPassword(String oldPasswd, String newPasswd) {
2   try {
3      ChangeOwnPasswordResult result = connection.changeOwnPassword(oldPasswd, newPasswd);
4      System.out.println("Your password was changed to "
5            + newPasswd);
6   } catch (ConnectionException ce) {
7      ce.printStackTrace();
8   }
9}

Sample Code—C#

This sample accepts old password and new password parameters, which it uses in the changeOwnPassword() call to set the new password of the user.

1public void doChangeOwnPassword(String oldPasswd, String newPasswd)
2{
3   try
4   {
5      ChangeOwnPasswordResult result = binding.changeOwnPassword(oldPasswd, newPasswd);
6      Console.WriteLine("Your password was changed to "
7            + newPasswd);
8   }
9   catch (SoapException e)
10   {
11      Console.WriteLine("An unexpected error has occurred: " +
12                        e.Message + "\n" + e.StackTrace);
13   }
14}

Arguments

Response

ChangeOwnPasswordResult

Fault

InvalidOldPasswordFault

InvalidNewPasswordFault

UnexpectedErrorFault