This action creates a new user in the ExtraView database.
http://www.myserver.com/evj/ExtraView/ev_api.action?
user_id=username
&password=password
&statevar=insert_user
&p_template_file=file.html
&company_name=user_company
&email=email_address
&security_user_id =userID
&last_name=user_last_name
[&first_name=user_first_name]
[&security_password=password]
[&job_title=user_job_title]
[&address_line1=user_address_line_1]
[&address_line2=user_address_line_2]
[&city=city]
[&state=state]
[&postal_code=postal_code]
[&country=country]
[&work_telephone=work_telephone]
[&home_telephone=home_telephone]
[&cell_phone=cell_phone]
[&address_line1=user_address_line_1]
[&fax=fax]
[&pager=pager]
[&access_token=token-value]
You must always provide security_user_id, security_password, first_name, last_name and email as fields.
If the ExtraView application default named ENFORCE_DETAILED_USER_INFO has a value of YES, then the COMPANY_NAME, ADDRESS_LINE1, CITY, STATE, POSTAL_CODE and WORK_TELEPHONE must be provided.
The command will fail if the security_user_id already exists.
You must have update permission to the security key named SE_SECURITY_USER before you can execute the command.
The optional access_token parameter allows you to use a valid OAuth2 token obtained with the get_token command. If you provide the access_token parameter, then the user_id and password parameters should not be provided. This prevents the password being sent in clear text over your network connection.
