CustomerContentLookup

Now that you know Joe's customer ID, you can use CustomerContentLookup to find our more about Joe, depending on the response group used in the request. The response groups include:

CustomerInfo--(Default) Customer's name, city, and state
CustomerReviews--Product reviews the customer has written
CustomerLists--List IDs of the lists created by the customer.
CustomerFull--All of the preceding.

The following request returns Joe's reviews:

http://ecs.amazonaws.com/onca/xml?
Service=AWSECommerceService&
AWSAccessKeyId=[AWS Access Key ID]&
Operation=CustomerContentLookup&
CustomerId=A2KEKKJ9CAC2KC&
ResponseGroup=CustomerLists

The following snippet of the response shows one of Joe's reviews.

<Customer>
  <CustomerId>A2EXAMPLEKC</CustomerId> 
  <List>
    <ListId>BR4444442H77</ListId>
    <ListURL>http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/BR4444442H77
      </ListURL>
    <ListType>WishList</ListType>
    <TotalItems>70</TotalItems>
    <TotalPages>7</TotalPages>
    <DateCreated>1999-10-06</DateCreated>
    <CustomerName>Joe Schmo</CustomerName>
  </List>

This response gives you the list ID for a wish list Joe created. Using the list ID in the ListLookup request would give you the items would like as a present.

Use the other response groups in the request to find out other information about Joe. The amount of information that can be returned is restricted by what Joe chose to make publicly accessible.