You can use the listed APIs on this page to view product information and to manage various activities (User, Partner, Transactions, Schema, and Mapping) from an external application. The API provides the way to fetch product information, Create, Update, and Delete activities without accessing the user interface. Use any REST client with the following header information to process your request.

Key	Header Information (value)
Content Type	application/json
ACCESS_TOKEN	To get the Access Token, refer below table for more details.

APIs for creating Security Policy

This section guides you on how to create Security Policy using an API.

WS Provider

The following table contains information related to the API (WS Provider) that you can use to create Security Policy.

API Endpoint

https://<ipaddress/domain>:<port>/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy

Example:http://localhost:8081/AdeptiaConnect2/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy

Method POST

Request Payload

{
"SecurityPolicy": {
"entityName": "entityName",
"description": "description",
"permissionMask": "770",
"securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
"project":"Default" 
}
}

Response

{
    "id": "192168001111167999972254600004",
    "entityName": "entityName",
    "serviceName": "SecurityPolicy"
}

You can create Security Policies using different Authentication Properties, Incoming Message Properties, Outgoing Message Properties and other Advanced Properties.

Authentication Properties

The following table shows examples of request payloads based on different Authentication Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example Payload
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Basic and Authentication Mode as Single User.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "project":"Default", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "authentication": true, "authType": "Basic", "authModeType": 1, "userID": "enter userId", "password": "enter password" } }
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Basic and Authentication Mode as Multiple User(Application User).	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "Basic", "authModeType": 2, "authMode":2, "authGroup":"allRoles" } }
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Basic and Authentication Mode as Multiple User(LDAP User).	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "Basic", "authModeType": 3, "authMode":3, "authGroup":"allRoles" } }
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as API Key and API Key Mode as Header.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "API_Key", "claimParam":"value,value,value" } } claimParam: value,value,value //You can add multiple value like this, atleast one required.
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as API Key and API Key Mode as Query Param.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "API_Key", "apiKeyMode": "Query", "claimParam":"value,value,value" } } claimParam: value,value,value //You can add multiple value like this, atleast one required.
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Kerberos.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "Kerberos", "loginModule":"Enter Kerberos Module Name" } }

Outgoing Message Properties

The following table shows examples of request payloads based on different Outgoing Message Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example Payload
Creating Security Policy with Signature as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "signature": true, "sigKeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "sigAlias": "enter alias", "sigKeyIdentifierType": "Default", "sigAlgType": "Default", "sigCanonicalization": "Default", "timeStampSignatureOutgoing": true, "signatureParts": "<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Encode/Content]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "sigKeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with Encryption as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "encryption": true, "encrypkeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "encrypAlias": "enter alias", "encrypKeyIdentifierType": "Default", "symmetricAlg": "Default", "keyEncrypAlg": "Default", "encrypCanonicalization": "Default", "encryptionParts": "<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Encode/Content]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "encrypkeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with User Name Token as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "userNameToken": true, "tokenUserid": "enter token user id", "tokenNonce": false, "tokenCreated": true, "tokenUserPassword": "asas", "tokenPasswordType": "select password type" } } "tokenPasswordType": "PasswordText/PasswordDigest"
Creating Security Policy with Time Stamp as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "timeStamp": true, "timeToLive": 70 } }
Creating Security Policy with Other Configuration.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "messageSequenceOutgoing": "T" } }

Incoming Message Properties

The following table shows examples of request payloads based on different Incoming Message Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example Payload
Creating Security Policy with Signature Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "signatureRequired": true, "sigInkeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "timeStampSignatureIncomming": true, "signatureIncomingParts":"<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Content/Element]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "sigInkeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with Encryption Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "encryptionRequired": true, "decrypInkeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "encryptionIncomingParts":"<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Content/Element]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "decrypInkeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with User Name Token Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "userNameTokenIncoming": true, "tokenUseridIncoming": "enter token user id incoming", "tokenUserPasswordIncoming": "enter password", "tokenNonceIncoming": false, "tokenPasswordTypeIncoming": "PasswordText" } } "tokenPasswordTypeIncoming": "PasswordText/PasswordDigest"
Creating Security Policy with Time Stamp Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "timeStampRequired": true } }
Creating Security Policy with Other Configuration.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy", "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", "messageSequenceIncoming": "T,U,E,S" } }

Advanced Properties

The following is the example of request payload based on Advanced Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Enter your project name and add it to the payload.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "ProviderSecurityPolicy",
        "description": "Provider_Security_Policy_Description",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Provider",
        "project":"Default"
    }
}

You can enter your project id, it takes Default project // "project":"1168508425031",

Note:-This endpoint checks for the creation of duplicate security policies. If you create a policy with the same entity name, you will get the following message.

Status Code	500 (Internal Server Error)
Response	Entity with name “<Entity Name>“ already exists in the database.

WS Consumer

The following table contains information related to the API (WS Consumer) that you can use to create Security Policy.

API Endpoint

https://<ipaddress/domain>:<port>/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy

Example:http://localhost:8081/AdeptiaConnect2/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy

Method POST

Request Payload

{
"SecurityPolicy": {
"entityName": "entityName",
"description": "description",
"permissionMask": "770",
"securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
"project":"Default" 
}
}

Response

{
    "id": "192168001111167999972254600004",
    "entityName": "entityName",
    "serviceName": "SecurityPolicy"
}

You can create Security Policies using different Authentication Properties, SSL Properties, Outgoing Message Properties and other Advanced Properties.

Authentication Properties

The following table shows examples of request payloads based on different Authentication Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example payload
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Basic.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "Basic", "userID": "enter userId", "password": "enter password", "authenticatePreemptively": false } }
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Kerberos.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "Kerberos", "loginModule":"Enter Kerberos Module Name" } }
Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as OAuth.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "oauth", "oauthAccountId":"oauth Account Id" } }

Operation

Example payload

Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Basic.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy",
        "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
        "project":"Default",
        "authentication": true,
        "authType": "Basic",
        "userID": "enter userId", 
        "password": "enter password",
        "authenticatePreemptively": false        
    }
}

Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as Kerberos.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy",
        "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
        "project":"Default",
        "authentication": true,
        "authType": "Kerberos",
        "loginModule":"Enter Kerberos Module Name"        
    }
}

Creating Security Policy with Authentication Type as OAuth.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy",
        "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
        "project":"Default",
        "authentication": true,
        "authType": "oauth",
        "oauthAccountId":"oauth Account Id"       
    }
}

SSL Properties

The following is the example of request payload based on SSL Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy",
        "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
        "project":"Default",
        "secure": true,
        "trustStoreName": "KeyStore:192168001083142261050270400002",
        "keyStoreName": "KeyStore:192168001083142261050270400002",      
        "keyStoreAlias": "adeptia"
    }
}

trustStoreName - enter trust store id 
keyStoreName - enter key store id

Outgoing Message Properties

The following table shows examples of request payloads based on different Outgoing Message Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example payload
Creating Security Policy with Signature as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "signature": true, "sigKeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "sigAlias": "enter alias", "sigKeyIdentifierType": "Default", "sigAlgType": "Default", "sigCanonicalization": "Default", "timeStampSignatureOutgoing": true, "signatureParts": "<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Encode/Content]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "sigKeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with Encryption as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "encryption": true, "encrypkeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "encrypAlias": "enter alias", "encrypKeyIdentifierType": "Default", "symmetricAlg": "Default", "keyEncrypAlg": "Default", "encrypCanonicalization": "Default", "encryptionParts": "<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Encode/Content]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "encrypkeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with User Name Token as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "userNameToken": true, "tokenUserid": "enter token user id", "tokenNonce": false, "tokenCreated": true, "tokenUserPassword": "asas", "tokenPasswordType": "select password type" } } "tokenPasswordType": "PasswordText/PasswordDigest"
Creating Security Policy with Time Stamp as the parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "timeStamp": true, "timeToLive": 70 } }
Creating Security Policy with Other Configuration parameter.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "messageSequenceOutgoing": "T" } }

Incoming Message Properties

The following table shows examples of request payloads based on different Incoming Message Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example payload
Creating Security Policy with Signature Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "signatureRequired": true, "sigInkeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "timeStampSignatureIncomming": true, "signatureIncomingParts":"<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Content/Element]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "sigInkeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with Encryption Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "encryptionRequired": true, "decrypInkeyStore": "KeyStore:192168001073149086937652500003", "encryptionIncomingParts":"<Parts><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name1]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace1]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Element/Content]]></Encode></Part><Part><Name><![CDATA[Name2]]></Name><Namespace><![CDATA[Namespace2]]></Namespace><Encode><![CDATA[Content/Element]]></Encode></Part></Parts>" } } "decrypInkeyStore": "enter key store id", Element/Content - select one
Creating Security Policy with User Name Token Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "userNameTokenIncoming": true, "tokenUseridIncoming": "enter token user id incoming", "tokenUserPasswordIncoming": "enter password", "tokenNonceIncoming": false, "tokenPasswordTypeIncoming": "PasswordText" } } "tokenPasswordTypeIncoming": "PasswordText/PasswordDigest"
Creating Security Policy with Time Stamp Required property.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "inComingMessage": true, "timeStampRequired": true } }
Creating Security Policy with Other Configuration.	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy", "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer", "project":"Default", "messageSequenceIncoming": "T,U,E,S" } }

Advanced Properties

The following is the example of request payload based on Advanced Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Enter your project name and add it to the payload.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "ConsumerSecurityPoicy",
        "description": "Ws_Consumer_Security_Policy_Description",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Consumer",
        "project":"Default"
    }
}

You can enter your project id, it takes Default project // "project":"1168508425031",

Note:- This endpoint checks for the creation of duplicate security policies. If you create a policy with the same entity name, you will get the following message.

Status Code	500 (Internal Server Error)
Response	Entity with name “<Entity Name>“ already exists in the database.

Http Source

The following table contains information related to the API (Http Source) that you can use to create Security Policy.

API Endpoint

https://<ipaddress/domain>:<port>/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy

Example:http://localhost:8081/AdeptiaConnect2/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy

Method POST

Request Payload

{
"SecurityPolicy": {
"entityName": "entityName",
"description": "description",
"permissionMask": "770",
"securityPolicyType": "Http",
"project":"Default" 
}
}

Response

{
    "id": "192168001111167999972254600004",
    "entityName": "entityName",
    "serviceName": "SecurityPolicy"
}

You can create Security Policies using different Authentication Properties, SSL Properties and other Advanced Properties.

Authentication Properties

The following table shows example of request payloads based on different Authentication Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Operation	Example payload
Authentication Type is Basic	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "HttpSecurityPolicy", "description": "HttpSecurityPolicyDescription", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Http", "project":"Default", "authentication": true, "authType": "Basic", "userID": "enter userId", "password": "enter password", "authenticatePreemptively": false } }

Operation

Example payload

Authentication Type is Basic

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "HttpSecurityPolicy",
        "description": "HttpSecurityPolicyDescription",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Http",
        "project":"Default",
        "authentication": true,
        "authType": "Basic",
        "userID": "enter userId", 
        "password": "enter password",
        "authenticatePreemptively": false        
    }
}

SSL Properties

The following is the example of request payload based on SSL Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "HttpSecurityPolicy",
        "description": "HttpSecurityPolicyDescription",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Http",
        "project":"Default",
        "secure": true,
        "trustStoreName": "KeyStore:192168001083142261050270400002",
        "keyStoreName": "KeyStore:192168001083142261050270400002",      
        "keyStoreAlias": "adeptia"
    }
}

trustStoreName - enter trust store id 
keyStoreName - enter key store id

Advanced Properties

The following is the example of request payload based on Advanced Properties that you may want to set for the Security Policy that you create.

Enter your project name and add it to the payload.

{
    "SecurityPolicy": {
        "entityName": "HttpSecurityPolicy",
        "description": "HttpSecurityPolicyDescription",
        "permissionMask": "770",
        "securityPolicyType": "Http",
        "project":"Default"
    }
}

You can enter your project id, it takes Default project // "project":"1168508425031",

Note:-This endpoint checks for the creation of duplicate security policies. If you create a policy with the same entity name, you will get the following message.

Status Code	500 (Internal Server Error)
Response	Entity with name “<Entity Name>“ already exists in the database.

APIs for updating existing Security Policy

This section guides you on how to update existing Security Policy using an API.

WS Provider

To update the security policy enter the value(as per requirement) in Request Payload. Incase, you want to update a specific entity, you will have to pass the entity's ID in the URL and the updated data in the request payload. The following table shows the components you need to enter to update the security policy:

Component	Information type
External Request URL	https://<ipaddress/domain>:<port>/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy/{id} Example:http://localhost:8081/AdeptiaConnect2/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy/192168001055139764487378600005
Method Type	PUT
Authorization Type	Basic
Header	Authorization To use access token, provide the token value in ACCESS_TOKEN.
Request Payload	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "entityName", "description": "description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Provider", "project":"Default", ............... ............... rest of the updated properties(describe above) } }
Status	200 (OK)
Response	{"id": "192168001055139764487378600005","entityName": "entityName","serviceName": "SecurityPolicy"}

WS Consumer

Component	Information type
External Request URL	https://<ipaddress/domain>:<port>/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy/{id} Example:http://localhost:8081/AdeptiaConnect2/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy/192168001055139764487378600005
Method Type	PUT
Authorization Type	Basic
Header	Authorization To use access token, provide the token value in ACCESS_TOKEN.
Request Payload	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "entityName", "description": "description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Consumer" "project":"Default", ............... ............... rest of the updated properties(describe above) } }
Status	200 (OK)
Response	{"id": "192168001055139764487378600005","entityName": "entityName","serviceName": "SecurityPolicy"}

Http Source

Component	Information type
External Request URL	https://<ipaddress/domain>:<port>/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy/{id} Example:http://localhost:8081/AdeptiaConnect2/rest/entities/account/securitypolicy/192168001055139764487378600005
Method Type	PUT
Authorization Type	Basic
Header	Authorization To use access token, provide the token value in ACCESS_TOKEN.
Request Payload	{ "SecurityPolicy": { "entityName": "entityName", "description": "description", "permissionMask": "770", "securityPolicyType": "Http" "project":"Default", ............... ............... rest of the updated properties(describe above) } }
Status	200 (OK)
Response	{"id": "192168001055139764487378600005","entityName": "entityName","serviceName": "SecurityPolicy"}

API to get Access Token

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Payload	Example Response
Get Access Token	POST	/rest/login/user	{"username":"{User Name}","password":"{Password}"}	Fetch Token Expand source { "tokenExpiresDays": 30, "ACCESS_TOKEN": "{access token}" }

APIs for managing Users

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Payload	Example and Notes
Create User	POST	/rest/invitation?resourceIdentifier=users	For Single Partner and Single Role:{ "Invitation":{ "companyID":1, "contactEmail":"", "invitationType":300, "mailRecipient":"james.paul@abc.com", "message":"Adeptia has invited you to use Adeptia Connect", "roleInfo":"[{\"partner\":1,\"roles\":[2],\"defaultRole\":2}]", "senderEmail":"adminuser@adeptia.com", "subject":400 } }For Multiple Partner and Multiple Role:{ "Invitation":{ "companyID":1, "contactEmail":"", "invitationType":300, "mailRecipient":"james.paul@abc.com", "message":"Adeptia has invited you to use Adeptia Connect", "roleInfo":"[{\"partner\":11524225847691,\"roles\":[11568264901750,11568264901759],\"defaultRole\":11568264901750},{\"partner\":11524225847699,\"roles\":[11568264920467,11568264920469],\"defaultRole\":11568264920467}]", "senderEmail":"adminuser@adeptia.com", "subject":400 } }Note: In case of multiple partner and multiple role, you need to modify the roleInfo field with the respective activity IDs.	Example Response: Create User Expand source { "invitationId":"11567494226899", "303":[ ] } This endpoint creates an invitation and return invitation id in response which you will use while creating the user.
Create User	POST	/rest/users/createuser	{ "IndigoUser":{ "firstName":"James", "lastName":"Paul", "invitationId":11567494226899, "password":"P@ssw0rd", "roleId":null } }	Example Response: Create User Expand source { "IndigoUser":{ "firstName":"James", "lastName":"Paul", "email":"james.paul@abc.com", "company":"Adeptia", "id":"11567413236623", "userPartnerRole":[ { "partner":{ "id":1 }, "role":{ "id":2 }, "user":{ "id":"11567413236623" }, "defaultRole":true } ] } } Note: Use the invitation Id from the above Create User response.
Update User	PUT	/rest/users/{userId}	{ "IndigoUser":{ "firstName":"James", "lastName":"Paul", "email":"james.paul@abc.com", "company":"Adeptia", "id":"11567413236623", "userPartnerRole":[ { "partner":{ "id":1 }, "role":{ "id":2 }, "user":{ "id":"11567413236623" }, "defaultRole":true } ] } }	Example Response: Update User Expand source { "IndigoUser":{ "firstName":"Test", "lastName":"User", "email":"james.paul@abc.com", "company":"Adeptia", "id":"11567413236623", "userPartnerRole":[ { "partner":{ "id":1 }, "role":{ "id":2 }, "user":{ "id":"11567413236623" }, "defaultRole":true } ] } }
Get User	GET	/rest/users/{userId}
Get All Users (Connect Portal)	GET	/rest/users?limit={maximum number of users}		Using this API, you will get only Connect Portal users. By default the value of limit is 1. Moreover, the limit stands for maximum number of users can be fetched from the database.
Activate User	PUT	/rest/users/activate/{userId}	EMPTY
Deactivate User	PUT	/rest/users/deactivate/{userId}	EMPTY
Delete User	PUT	/rest/users/updateowner?oldUserId={userId}&deleteUser=true	EMPTY	By default this endpoint will delete the user who has no dependency else an exception message to move objects will be generated.

APIs for managing Partners

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Payload
Create Partner	POST	/rest/company	Create Partner Expand source { "Company": { "name": "Wallgreens", "partnerNetworks": [{ "id": 1 } "primaryContact": "admin@wallgreens.com", "phoneNumber": "2025550101", "address": "", "country": "", "status": 200, "enableSelfOnboard": false, "spokeCompany": false } }
Update Partner	PUT	/rest/company/{partnerId}	Update Partner Expand source { "Company": { "name": "Walmart Corporate" } }
Delete Partner	PUT	rest/company/deletepartner/{partnerId}	EMPTY
Update Partner Parameters	PUT	/rest/company/{partnerId}	Update Partner Parameters Expand source { "Company": { "partnerParameter": [{ "id": "-0", "paramId": { "id": "11518430417328" }, "value": "Purchase Order" }, { "id": "-1", "paramId": { "id": "11518430417329" }, "value": "c" }] }
Grant all Templates Access to Partner	POST	rest/templatepartnerlinkage?resourceIdentifier=company	Grant Access to Partner Expand source { "TemplatePartnerLinkage": { "partner": { "id": 11535091945351 } } }
Revoke all Templates Access to Partner	DELETE	rest/templatepartnerlinkage/partnerId?resourceIdentifier=company	EMPTY
Grant a Template Access to Partner	POST	/rest/templatepartnerlinkage?isTemplate=true&resourceIdentifier=transactiontemplate	Grant Access to Particular Template Expand source { "TemplatePartnerLinkage": { "partner": { "id": 11535091945351 }, "transactionTemplate": { "id": 11535091945352 } } }
Revoke Template Access from Partner	DELETE	rest/templatepartnerlinkage/ {linkageId}?isTemplate=true&resourceIdentifier=transactiontemplate	EMPTY
Move Partner from One Network to another	POST	/rest/company/{partnerId}	Change Partner Network Expand source { "Company": { "partnerNetworks": [{ "id": 1 } ] } }
Convert Internal Partner to External	POST	rest/company/enableSelfOnbaord	Expand source { "partnerId" : "11529580510902", "firstName" : "Walmart", "lastName" : "Corporation", "userId" : "Walmart", "email" : "admin@walmart.com", "password" : "P@ssw0rd" }
Convert Internal Partner to External Partner	POST	rest/users/import	Multipart RequestContentType : multipart/form-dataform-data Part1 : name : csvFile value : csv file containing user information form-data Part2: name : isPartner value : true

APIs for managing Transactions

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Request Payload
Create Transaction	POST	/rest/transaction	Create Transaction Expand source { "Transaction": { "entityName": "Data Transaction", "description": "To transfer benefits data.", "templateId": "1111111111100" } }
Create Transaction with Parameters	POST	/rest/transaction	Create Transaction with Parameters Expand source { "Transaction": { "entityName": "Data Transaction", "description": "To transfer benefits data.", "templateId": "547658658658658", "variableInfo": "{\"param1\" : \"value1\",\"param2\":\"value2\"}" } }
Update Transaction	PUT	/rest/transaction/{transactionId}	Update Transaction Expand source { "Transaction": { "description": "To transfer benefits data from xml file.", } }
Update Transaction Parameters	PUT	/rest/transaction/{transactionId}	Update Transaction Parameters Expand source { "Transaction": { "variableInfo": "{\"param1\" : \"value1\",\"param2\":\"value2\"}" } }
Activate Transaction	PUT	rest/transaction/activate/{transaction_id}	{}
Deactivate Transaction	PUT	rest/transaction/deactivate/{transaction_id}	{}
Update the Transaction's event	PUT	*rest/transaction/updateevent/{transaction_id}*	`{` `"filterIn":"abc*.txt",` `"fileBaseLocation":"/<Folder name>/Source"` `}`
DELETE	DELETE	/rest/transaction/{transactionId}	EMPTY

APIs for managing Transactions created using Custom Template

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Request Payload	Example Response
Create Transaction	POST	/rest/transaction	Create Transaction Expand source { "Transaction":{ "entityName":"MM_TM_Payroll_Submit_File Transaction", "description":"To transfer benefits data.", "partner":{ "id":11494913182612 }, "template":{ "id":11572856933900 }, "status":601, "type":504, "direction":3200, "srcTrigger":"onformsubmit", "processType":700, "company":{ "id":1 }, "contactUser":"james.paul@abc.com", "metadata":[ { "activityId":"192168001115157614705356800011", "sequenceId":16, "sequenceType":"Mapping", "type":"DataMapping", "isUniqueName":false }, { "activityId":"192168001115157614699843700010", "sequenceId":13, "sequenceType":"Schema", "type":"XMLSchema", "isUniqueName":false }, { "activityId":"192168001115157614693311500006", "sequenceId":5, "sequenceType":"Schema", "type":"AdvanceTextSchema", "isUniqueName":false } ] } } To identify the sequence ID for each steps, it is recommended to run the below Get Step Info API.	Create Transaction Expand source { "Transaction":{ "id":"1234568, "entityName":"MM_TM_Payroll_Submit_File Transaction", "description":"To transfer benefits data.", "partner":{ "id":11494913182612 }, "template":{ "id":11572856933900 }, "status":601, "type":504, "direction":3200, "srcTrigger":"onformsubmit", "processType":700, "company":{ "id":1 }, "contactUser":"james.paul@abc.com", "metadata":[ { "activityId":"192168001115157614705356800011", "sequenceId":16, "sequenceType":"Mapping", "type":"DataMapping", "isUniqueName":false }, { "activityId":"192168001115157614699843700010", "sequenceId":13, "sequenceType":"Schema", "type":"XMLSchema", "isUniqueName":false }, { "activityId":"192168001115157614693311500006", "sequenceId":5, "sequenceType":"Schema", "type":"AdvanceTextSchema", "isUniqueName":false } ] } }
Get Step Info	GET	/rest/transactiontemplate/getactivitiesinfo/{templateId}/{processFlowId}	EMPTY	Get Step Info Expand source [ { "id":"010000000208153912375678500006", "name":"PK_Read_Input_Data", "type":"FtpSource", "baseType":"Source", "trigger":true, "action":false, "include":true, "label":"PK_Read_Input_Data", "serviceDisplayName":"Source", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":true, "references":null, "sequenceId":1, "formType":"TEMPLATE" }, { "id":"010000000208153912397741400010", "name":"PK_Excel_Schema_Src", "type":"TextSchema", "baseType":"SourceSchema", "trigger":false, "action":false, "include":true, "label":"PK_Excel_Schema_Src", "serviceDisplayName":"Source Layout", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":false, "references":[ { "id":"010000000208153912375678500006", "name":"PK_Read_Input_Data", "type":"FtpSource", "baseType":"Source", "trigger":true, "action":false, "include":true, "label":"PK_Read_Input_Data", "serviceDisplayName":"Source", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":true, "references":null, "sequenceId":1, "formType":"TEMPLATE" } ], "sequenceId":2, "formType":"TEMPLATE" }, { "id":"010000000208153912384088200008", "name":"PK_Write_Target_Data", "type":"FtpTarget", "baseType":"Target", "trigger":false, "action":true, "include":true, "label":"PK_Write_Target_Data", "serviceDisplayName":"Target", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":false, "references":null, "sequenceId":3, "formType":"TEMPLATE" }, { "id":"010000000208153912399192000012", "name":"PK_Excel_Schema_Target", "type":"TextSchema", "baseType":"TargetSchema", "trigger":false, "action":false, "include":true, "label":"PK_Excel_Schema_Target", "serviceDisplayName":"Target Layout", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":false, "references":[ { "id":"010000000208153912384088200008", "name":"PK_Write_Target_Data", "type":"FtpTarget", "baseType":"Target", "trigger":false, "action":true, "include":true, "label":"PK_Write_Target_Data", "serviceDisplayName":"Target", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":false, "references":null, "sequenceId":3, "formType":"TEMPLATE" } ], "sequenceId":4, "formType":"TEMPLATE" }, { "id":"010000000208153912414793100013", "name":"PK_Mapping", "type":"DataMapping", "baseType":"DataMapping", "trigger":false, "action":false, "include":true, "label":"Mapping", "serviceDisplayName":"Mapping", "triggerLayout":false, "actionLayout":false, "eventContextEnabled":false, "references":null, "sequenceId":5, "formType":"TEMPLATE" } ]

Operation

Method

API Endpoint

Example Request Payload

Example Response

Create Transaction

POST

/rest/transaction

Create Transaction

{
   "Transaction":{
      "entityName":"MM_TM_Payroll_Submit_File Transaction",
      "description":"To transfer benefits data.",
      "partner":{
         "id":11494913182612
      },
      "template":{
         "id":11572856933900
      },
      "status":601,
      "type":504,
      "direction":3200,
      "srcTrigger":"onformsubmit",
      "processType":700,
      "company":{
         "id":1
      },
      "contactUser":"james.paul@abc.com",
      "metadata":[
         {
            "activityId":"192168001115157614705356800011",
            "sequenceId":16,
            "sequenceType":"Mapping",
            "type":"DataMapping",
            "isUniqueName":false
         },
         {
            "activityId":"192168001115157614699843700010",
            "sequenceId":13,
            "sequenceType":"Schema",
            "type":"XMLSchema",
            "isUniqueName":false
         },
         {
            "activityId":"192168001115157614693311500006",
            "sequenceId":5,
            "sequenceType":"Schema",
            "type":"AdvanceTextSchema",
            "isUniqueName":false
         }
      ]
   }
}

To identify the sequence ID for each steps, it is recommended to run the below Get Step Info API.

Create Transaction

{
   "Transaction":{
 	"id":"1234568,
     "entityName":"MM_TM_Payroll_Submit_File Transaction",
      "description":"To transfer benefits data.",
      "partner":{
         "id":11494913182612
      },
      "template":{
         "id":11572856933900
      },
      "status":601,
      "type":504,
      "direction":3200,
      "srcTrigger":"onformsubmit",
      "processType":700,
      "company":{
         "id":1
      },
      "contactUser":"james.paul@abc.com",
      "metadata":[
         {
            "activityId":"192168001115157614705356800011",
            "sequenceId":16,
            "sequenceType":"Mapping",
            "type":"DataMapping",
            "isUniqueName":false
         },
         {
            "activityId":"192168001115157614699843700010",
            "sequenceId":13,
            "sequenceType":"Schema",
            "type":"XMLSchema",
            "isUniqueName":false
         },
         {
            "activityId":"192168001115157614693311500006",
            "sequenceId":5,
            "sequenceType":"Schema",
            "type":"AdvanceTextSchema",
            "isUniqueName":false
         }
      ]
   }
}

Get Step Info

GET

/rest/transactiontemplate/getactivitiesinfo/{templateId}/{processFlowId}

EMPTY

Get Step Info

[
   {
      "id":"010000000208153912375678500006",
      "name":"PK_Read_Input_Data",
      "type":"FtpSource",
      "baseType":"Source",
      "trigger":true,
      "action":false,
      "include":true,
      "label":"PK_Read_Input_Data",
      "serviceDisplayName":"Source",
      "triggerLayout":false,
      "actionLayout":false,
      "eventContextEnabled":true,
      "references":null,
      "sequenceId":1,
      "formType":"TEMPLATE"
   },
   {
      "id":"010000000208153912397741400010",
      "name":"PK_Excel_Schema_Src",
      "type":"TextSchema",
      "baseType":"SourceSchema",
      "trigger":false,
      "action":false,
      "include":true,
      "label":"PK_Excel_Schema_Src",
      "serviceDisplayName":"Source Layout",
      "triggerLayout":false,
      "actionLayout":false,
      "eventContextEnabled":false,
      "references":[
         {
            "id":"010000000208153912375678500006",
            "name":"PK_Read_Input_Data",
            "type":"FtpSource",
            "baseType":"Source",
            "trigger":true,
            "action":false,
            "include":true,
            "label":"PK_Read_Input_Data",
            "serviceDisplayName":"Source",
            "triggerLayout":false,
            "actionLayout":false,
            "eventContextEnabled":true,
            "references":null,
            "sequenceId":1,
            "formType":"TEMPLATE"
         }
      ],
      "sequenceId":2,
      "formType":"TEMPLATE"
   },
   {
      "id":"010000000208153912384088200008",
      "name":"PK_Write_Target_Data",
      "type":"FtpTarget",
      "baseType":"Target",
      "trigger":false,
      "action":true,
      "include":true,
      "label":"PK_Write_Target_Data",
      "serviceDisplayName":"Target",
      "triggerLayout":false,
      "actionLayout":false,
      "eventContextEnabled":false,
      "references":null,
      "sequenceId":3,
      "formType":"TEMPLATE"
   },
   {
      "id":"010000000208153912399192000012",
      "name":"PK_Excel_Schema_Target",
      "type":"TextSchema",
      "baseType":"TargetSchema",
      "trigger":false,
      "action":false,
      "include":true,
      "label":"PK_Excel_Schema_Target",
      "serviceDisplayName":"Target Layout",
      "triggerLayout":false,
      "actionLayout":false,
      "eventContextEnabled":false,
      "references":[
         {
            "id":"010000000208153912384088200008",
            "name":"PK_Write_Target_Data",
            "type":"FtpTarget",
            "baseType":"Target",
            "trigger":false,
            "action":true,
            "include":true,
            "label":"PK_Write_Target_Data",
            "serviceDisplayName":"Target",
            "triggerLayout":false,
            "actionLayout":false,
            "eventContextEnabled":false,
            "references":null,
            "sequenceId":3,
            "formType":"TEMPLATE"
         }
      ],
      "sequenceId":4,
      "formType":"TEMPLATE"
   },
   {
      "id":"010000000208153912414793100013",
      "name":"PK_Mapping",
      "type":"DataMapping",
      "baseType":"DataMapping",
      "trigger":false,
      "action":false,
      "include":true,
      "label":"Mapping",
      "serviceDisplayName":"Mapping",
      "triggerLayout":false,
      "actionLayout":false,
      "eventContextEnabled":false,
      "references":null,
      "sequenceId":5,
      "formType":"TEMPLATE"
   }
]

APIs to execute Transactions

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Request Payload	Example Response
Execute by File Upload	POST	rest/adhoc/fileupload/transaction/{transaction_id}	Content-Type: multipart/form-data Form Data uploadedFile="File to be uploaded"	{"success":true}
Execute by Trigger Now (Run Now)	POST	rest/transaction/triggerjob/{event_type}/{transaction_id}	{}	{"noOfFileProcessedPerPolling": 1}

Where,
event_type is the type of event. For example, "file" for File Event, "ftp" for FTP Event, "calendar" for Calendar Event, "rest" for Rest Consumer, etc.

APIs to schedule and update an Event

Follow the steps below before you schedule and update the Event using the listed APIs:

Deactivate the transaction associated with the event.
Update the Polling Frequency or Cron Interval of the event to schedule the event.
Activate the transaction.

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Request Payload
Fetch Event	GET	rest/entities/events/{event_type}/{event_id}	N/A
Execute by Trigger Now (Run Now)	PUT	rest/entities/events/{event_type}/{event_id}	Example: File event { "FileEvent": { "id": "192168001015159341823445900004", "pollingFrequency": "5$m" } } Example: Calender event { "CalendarEvent": { "id": "192168001139156636227726500004", "businessInterval": "0/30 * * * * ? *", "calendarType": "AllDays" } }
Fetch all events	GET	rest/entities/{event_type}?page=1&limit=1000 Here, event_type will be the type of the event such as File events, FTP events, Database events, etc. You can also modify the value in the limit parameter.	N/A

Where, event_type is the type of event. For example, "file" for File Event, "ftp" for FTP Event, "calendar" for Calendar Event, etc.

To schedule the event, you need to update the Polling Frequency or Cron Interval.

APIs for Managing Schema and Mapping

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example and Notes
Get all Schema and Mapping activities available to Partner	GET	/rest/activities/{partnerId}	By default this endpoint lists all the activities available to partner.To retrieve specific activities pass the comma separated service name query parameter as below?services=TextSchema,ExcelSchemaValid Service Names are TextSchema ExcelSchema AdvanceTextSchema PositionalSchema AdvancePositionalSchema XMLSchema JSONSchema EDISchema DataMapping By default all the available fields of all activities are returned in response. To limit the number of fields and to get specific fields pass the "fields" query param and pass the comma separated field names as below?fields=id,entityName Note:Only those activities will be returned in response to which the requesting user is authorized to view as per permission settings.Admin will get all activities.
Get all Schema and Mapping activities used by Partner in Transactions of a particular Template	GET	/rest/activities/{partnerId}/{templateId}	By default this endpoint lists all the activities used by partner for a particular template.To retrieve specific activities pass the comma separated service name query parameter as below?services=TextSchema,ExcelSchema (See above the list of valid service Names) By default all the available fields of all activities are returned in response. To limit the number of fields and to get specific fields pass the "fields" query param and pass the comma separated field names as below?fields=id,entityName

APIs for Viewing Product Information

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Response
View Connect Server (Developer Suite) Info	GET	/rest/fetchproperties/aboutinformation	Connect Server Information Expand source { "aboutInformation":{ "productName":"Adeptia Connect", "productVersion":"2.9.2", "edition":"Enterprise", "installationDate":"19 Oct, 2018", "expiryDate":"8 Oct, 2019", "connectPortal":"2.9.2", "connectServer":"Release_AC_2_9_2_09Oct2018" } }
View Connect Portal Info	GET	/rest/applications/getTag	Connect Portal Information Expand source { "tag":"UmVsZWFzZV9BQ19XZWJfMl85XzNfMzFKYW4yMDE5X0FDXzJfOV8zXzMxSmFuMjAxOQ==", "acTag":"Release_AC_Web_2_9_2_09Oct2018_AC_2_9_2_09Oct2018" }

Operation

Method

API Endpoint

Example Response

View Connect Server (Developer Suite) Info

GET

/rest/fetchproperties/aboutinformation

Connect Server Information

{ "aboutInformation":{ "productName":"Adeptia Connect", "productVersion":"2.9.2", "edition":"Enterprise", "installationDate":"19 Oct, 2018", "expiryDate":"8 Oct, 2019", "connectPortal":"2.9.2", "connectServer":"Release_AC_2_9_2_09Oct2018" } }

View Connect Portal Info

GET

/rest/applications/getTag

Connect Portal Information

{ "tag":"UmVsZWFzZV9BQ19XZWJfMl85XzNfMzFKYW4yMDE5X0FDXzJfOV8zXzMxSmFuMjAxOQ==", "acTag":"Release_AC_Web_2_9_2_09Oct2018_AC_2_9_2_09Oct2018" }

APIs for System Console

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Request Payload
System Console JSON (diagnostics.json)	GET	rest/diagnostics?component={component_name}	N/A

To fetch the complete JSON, the value of component_name will be all. For Example, rest/diagnostics?component=all.
To fetch the individual component JSON, mention the component name. For example, rest/diagnostics?component=backend-database.

APIs for scheduler

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Example Request Payload
Stop scheduler	GET	rest/schedulerservice?query=Stop&page=1&start=0&limit=<page size>	N/A
Start scheduler	GET	rest/schedulerservice?query=Start&page=1&start=0&limit=<page size>	N/A
Pause scheduler	GET	rest/schedulerservice?query=Resume&page=1&start=0&limit=<page size>	N/A
Resume scheduler	GET	rest/schedulerservice?query=Pause&page=1&start=0&limit=<page size>	N/A

Here, <page size> indicates the number of activated event displayed on each page.

APIs for kernel

Operation	Method	API Endpoint	Content Type	Example Request Payload
Pause kernel	POST	rest/serviceAction/pause/Kernel?component=kernel&nodeName= <nodename>	application/x-www-form-urlencoded	kernelStatus=Pause Kernel
Resume kernel	POST	rest/serviceAction/pause/Kernel?component=kernel&nodeName= <nodename>	application/x-www-form-urlencoded	kernelStatus=Resume Kernel

Known Issues with API

These are the issues which occur while updating Partner Parameters:

1. Empty Partner Parameters [ { }, { } ] create Parameters with NULL parameter Id and Value.
2. Different Network Parameters can be associated with Partner to those Networks on which Partner does not belong.
3. Passing Empty array ( [ ]) of Partner Parameters do not remove existing Parameters.

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