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Hi,
Sorry the interface has been overhauled for 1.0.0 and I've neglected to update the README file. While I get something together to document the updated interface you can check the tests to see how the different types of requests can be created now.

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Ok, thanks for your quick response.

Could you provide just a brief working example of checking a domain availability.

Regards

M

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I've pushed up a quick set of examples in the README file

resp = client.check EPP::Domain::Check.new('example.com', 'example.net', 'example.org')
resp.available?('example.com') #=> true
resp.available?('example.net') #=> false
resp.available?('example.org') #=> false

if you've only got one name you want to check then you can use

resp = client.check EPP::Domain::Check.new('example.com')
resp.available? #=> true

as you don't have to pass the name to the #available? method when theres only one item being checked.

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Thank you very much!

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@geoffgarside sorry to bother you again, but your example is just partially working for me..

The check is working, but the resp.available? isn't.

My code

require "epp-client"

client = EPP::Client.new('user', 'pass', 'host', { :port => 1234} )
client.hello
resp = client.check EPP::Domain::Check.new('example.com', 'example.org')
puts resp.class
resp.available?('example.com') 

My output

EPP::Response
new.rb:7:in `<main>': undefined method `available?' for #<EPP::Response:0x00000001f00220> (NoMethodError)

It's looks to me, like the client.check response is of type EPP::Response instead of EPP::Domain::CheckResponse, am I doing something really stupid or missing something?

FTR, gem epp-client installed is version 1.0.0

Regards

M

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Damn,
Most of my use of this code is in m247/nominet-epp so I'd forgotten how low the interface was with this. The interface was quite influenced by the needs for testing the generated XML.

I've updated the README. I'd forgotten that you need to pass the EPP::Response to something like EPP::Domain::CheckResponse.new. It makes me think that it might be worth adding another method to the likes of EPP::Domain::Check where it can specify the response class to use.

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I've just see how you guys do it on the nominet-epp., I will try to backport the logic into the epp-client and send a pull request.

I'll let you know if I need some help with the test cases.

Thanks for all your help Sir!

Regards

M

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