CHECK THE PHONE NUMBER FOR "IMPORTABILITY" does not work with Java Iris SDK

[feanor07]

When I try to check the phone number for importability as advised in the documentation at https://dev.bandwidth.com/numbers/guides/hostedMessaging.html#check-for-importability I always get the following exception:

com.bandwidth.iris.sdk.IrisClientException: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?><ImportTnCheckerResponse><ResponseStatus><ErrorCode>5070</ErrorCode><Description>Telephone number is invalid.</Description></ResponseStatus></ImportTnCheckerResponse>
	at com.bandwidth.iris.sdk.IrisClient.executeRequest(IrisClient.java:178)
	at com.bandwidth.iris.sdk.IrisClient.post(IrisClient.java:100)
	at com.bandwidth.iris.sdk.IrisClient.post(IrisClient.java:91)
	at com.bandwidth.iris.sdk.model.ImportTnChecker.Check(ImportTnChecker.java:9)
....

After debugging I found that this is the xml payload generated via using ImportTnChecker's Check method as in the documentation:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<ImportTnCheckerPayload>
    <TelephoneNumbers>
        <TelephoneNumber>
            <FullNumber>5554443333</FullNumber>
        </TelephoneNumber>
    </TelephoneNumbers>
</ImportTnCheckerPayload>

This does not match with the example provided in the HTTP part of the documentation; the correct XML should have been:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<ImportTnCheckerPayload>
    <TelephoneNumbers>
        <TelephoneNumber>5554443333</TelephoneNumber>
    </TelephoneNumbers>
</ImportTnCheckerPayload>

which I tested with postman and it works.

TLDR; when we use ImportTnChecker as described in the documentation it simply fails due to incorrect xml marshalling!

[jchavez443]

We have resolved this issue in version 1.12 thank you for the catch!