NAME

XML::SRS - Shared Registry System XML Protocol

SYNOPSIS

my $create = XML::SRS::Domain::Create->new(
         domain_name => "thinkbig.co.nz",
         term => 12,
         delegate => 1,
         contact_registrant => {
              name => "Robert Muldoon",
              email => 'get.drunk.and.call.a.snap.election@gmail.com',
              address => {
                   address1 => "57 Mount Pleasant St",
                   address2 => "Burbia",
                   city => "Ohai",
                   region => "Southland",
                   cc => "NZ",
              },
              phone => {
                   cc => "64",
                   ndc => "4",
                   subscriber => "499 2267",
              },
         },
         nameservers => [qw( ns1.registrar.net.nz ns2.registrar.net.nz )],
        );

 my $xml_request = $create->to_xml;

DESCRIPTION

This module is an implementation of the XML protocol used by the .nz registry. This protocol was developed in 2002, using what were considered stable XML standard methods at the time, such as SGML DTD. This compares to the now de-facto standard, EPP (RFC3730, friends and updates), which was developed using XML Schema and XML Namespaces. As such, the SRS protocol as a stable standard far pre-dates EPP, which took a further 2 years to reach 1.0 status.

This module currently implements the XML part of the protocol only; converting this into the HTTPS POST, with PGP signature, is still TO-DO.

SOURCE, SUBMISSIONS, SUPPORT

Source code is available from Catalyst:

git://git.catalyst.net.nz/XML-SRS.git

And Github:

git://github.com/catalyst/XML-SRS.git

Please see the file SubmittingPatches for information on preferred submission formats.

Suggested avenues for support:

SEE ALSO

For the 0.01 release, there is little documentation of how to use the classes, and the implemented portion of the protocol has a particular focus towards a particular use case, which initially will not include core registry functions such as adminstering domains. That being said, as you can see in the example, it is already possible to create DomainCreate messages.

Implementation, tests and documentation will be expanded as the module is put to use. This module is provided as a preview release.

AUTHOR AND LICENCE

Development commissioned by NZ Registry Services, and carried out by Catalyst IT - http://www.catalyst.net.nz/

Copyright 2009, 2010, NZ Registry Services. This module is licensed under the Artistic License v2.0, which permits relicensing under other Free Software licenses.