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| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
<availability_update>
<link>
<user>character(20)</user>
<password>character(20)</password>
</link>
<lodgings>
<lodging>
<lodging_id>integer(8)</lodging_id>
<currency>iso4217</currency>
<dates>
<date>
<day>yyyy-mm-dd (iso8601)</day>
<rooms>
...
</rooms>
</date>
</dates>
</lodging>
</lodgings>
</availability_update> |
...
But if the property is a hotel type, there will can be as many node <room> as type of rooms created.
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
<room>
<room_id>character(10)</room_id>
<room_label>character(50)</room_label>
<availability>integer(3)</availability>
<room_units>
<units>
<unit_id>character(10)</unit_id>
<availability>integer(3)</availability>
</units>
</room_units>
<rates>
...</rates>
<adds_on_room>...</adds_on_room>rates>
</room> |
parameter | type | description | mandatory? |
|---|---|---|---|
room_id | string |
| Yes |
room_label | string |
| No |
availability | integer | 0/1. If the property is a multi-unit type, it can be more than 1, depending on available units. | Yes |
room_units |
|
| No |
units |
|
| No |
unit_id | string |
| No |
availability | integer |
| No |
rates |
| → node information rate | Yes |
...
Standard 2pax rate
Non-refundable 2pax rate
Standard 4pax rate
etc
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
<rate> <rate_id>character(10)</rate_id> <rate_label>character(50)</rate_label> <people>integer(2)</people> <price>decimal</price> <discount>decimal</discount> <minimum_stay>integer(3)</minimum_stay> <rate_nights>integer(3)</rate_nights> <closed_to_arrival>false/true</closed_to_arrival> <closed_to_departure>false/true</closed_to_departure> <non_refundable>false/true</non_refundable> </rate> |
...
If the update is successful, the answer should will be:
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
<availability_update_response> <ok></ok> </availability_update_response> |
If there has been some error, the snwer should answer will be:
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
<availability_update_response> <ko>Error message here</ko> </availability_update_response> |
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