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Identity Manager 9.1.2 - REST API Reference Guide

Collections

To get a list of entities, you have the option to use a GET or POST request against the REST API. Both methods support to query by example. Simply provide the columns to query in the form Name=Value in the URL.

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Get collection using GET method

To get a list of entities using the GET method, use the URL <baseURL>/api/entities/{table}.

Query parameters to be used in WHERE clauses and predefined WHERE clauses can be provided in the form @paramname=value. Per default they have the type string. Additionally, it is possible to pass the type with the name: @otherParam[int]=3. Types originate from DbVal class.

Table 16: Get collection (GET) request

HTTP method

URI

Body

Get

<BaseURL>/api/entities/{table}

None

Table 17: Get collection (GET) parameters

Parameter

Description

Parameter type

Data type

table

Table name (required).

path

string

where

WHERE clause.

query

string

whereKey

Predefined WHERE clause from QBMLimitedSQL (Key [UID] or ID [Ident_QBMLimitedSQL]).

query

string

orderBy

ORDER BY clause.

query

string

offset

Offset of first item.

query

integer

limit

Maximum number of results.

query

integer

displayColumns

Additional display columns, semicolon separated.

query

string

loadType

Collection load type. Specify one of the values:

  • Default: Loads read-only entities according to the supplied query. Loaded columns include the primary key, display columns according to the display pattern, some special columns, and the columns defined in the select clause of the query. The entries are sorted by the defined display or the optional orderBy clause of the query. This load type is the default and be omitted.

  • Slim: Works mostly like Default but does not load display columns and does not build an orderBy clause per default. This type is useful when loading data not intended for display and can save much time by using database indexes.

  • BulkReadOnly: Loads read-only entities with all columns filled. The columns defined in the query are overridden.

  • ForeignDisplays: Loads display values for foreign keys contained in the display pattern. This allows showing displays instead of UIDs for foreign keys.

  • ForeignDisplaysForAllColumns: Like ForeignDisplays, but loads displays for all foreign keys contained in the select clauses of the query, not only columns referenced in the display pattern.

query

string

noUrls

Allow to omit the URI property from the response to reduce the response size especially if used while retrieving large M:N tables like PersonHasObject.

query

boolean

Response schema:

CollectionEntry {

uri(string),

display(string, optional),

longDisplay(string, optional),

values(SampleValues, optional)

}

SampleValues {

StringColumn(string, optional),

IntColumn(integer, optional),

DateColumn(date - time, optional),

BoolColumn (boolean, optional)

}

Example 1:

This sample demonstrates the use of the query by example parameters.

https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entities/Person?lastname=adams&limit=2

Response:

[{

"uri": "https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entity/Person/7f6bcca9-05dc-4857-9dc5-eff915590752",

"display": "Adams, Alexander (ALEXANDERA)",

"longDisplay": "Adams, Alexander (ALEXANDERA)",

"values": {

"CentralAccount": "ALEXANDERA",

"InternalName": "Adams, Alexander",

"UID_Person": "7f6bcca9-05dc-4857-9dc5-eff915590752",

"XMarkedForDeletion": 0

}},

{

"uri": "https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entity/Person/f79c30fd-87bb-4958-a812-0683ddcac7c9",

"display": "Adams, David (DAVIDA)",

"longDisplay": "Adams, David (DAVIDA)",

"values": {

"CentralAccount": "DAVIDA",

"InternalName": "Adams, David",

"UID_Person": "f79c30fd-87bb-4958-a812-0683ddcac7c9",

"XMarkedForDeletion": 0

}

}]

Example 2:

This sample demonstrates the use of the loadType=Slim.

https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entities/Person?lastname=adams&limit=2&loadType=Slim

Response:

[{

"uri": "https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entity/Person/18e51519-f751-4df6-8f39-24ed065c80a9",

"values": {

"UID_Person": "18e51519-f751-4df6-8f39-24ed065c80a9"

}},

{

"uri": "https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entity/Person/26822a10-32bb-4268-ac59-36188301b768",

"values": {

"UID_Person": "26822a10-32bb-4268-ac59-36188301b768"

}

}]

Example 3:

This sample demonstrates the use of the parameter noUrls=true while using the same parameters as in example 2.

https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entities/Person?lastname=adams&limit=2&loadType=Slim&noUrls=true

Response:

[{

"values": {

"UID_Person": "18e51519-f751-4df6-8f39-24ed065c80a9"

}},

{

"values": {

"UID_Person": "26822a10-32bb-4268-ac59-36188301b768" }

}]

Get collection using POST method

To get a list of entities using the POST method, use the URL <baseURL>/api/entities/{table}.

Table 18: Get collection (GET) request

HTTP method

URI

Body

Get

<BaseURL>/api/entities/{table}

{"where": "", "orderBy": ""}

Table 19: Get collection (GET) parameters

Parameter

Description

Parameter type

Data type

table

Table name (required).

path

string

where

WHERE clause.

body

string

whereKey

Predefined WHERE clause from QBMLimitedSQL (Key [UID] or ID [Ident_QBMLimitedSQL]).

body

string

queryParameters

Parameters to be used in where or whereKey clause.

body

string

queryByExample

Sample values to filter the entries.

body

string

orderBy

ORDER BY clause.

body

string

offset

Offset of first item.

body

integer

limit

Maximum number of results.

body

integer

displayColumns

Additional display columns, semicolon separated.

body

string

loadType

Collection load type. Specify one of the values:

  • Default: Loads read-only entities according to the supplied query. Loaded columns include the primary key, display columns according to the display pattern, some special columns, and the columns defined in the select clause of the query. The entries are sorted by the defined display or the optional orderBy clause of the query. This load type is the default and be omitted.

  • Slim: Works mostly like Default but does not load display columns and does not build an orderBy clause per default. This type is useful when loading data not intended for display and can save much time by using database indexes.

  • BulkReadOnly: Loads read-only entities with all columns filled. The columns defined in the query are overridden.

  • ForeignDisplays: Loads display values for foreign keys contained in the display pattern. This allows showing displays instead of UIDs for foreign keys.

  • ForeignDisplaysForAllColumns: Like ForeignDisplays, but loads displays for all foreign keys contained in the select clauses of the query, not only columns referenced in the display pattern.

body

string

noUrls

Allow to omit the URI property from the response to reduce the response size especially if used while retrieving large M:N tables like PersonHasObject.

body

boolean

Body schema:

CollectionQueryParms{

where string

WHERE clause.

whereKey string

Predefined WHERE clause from QBMLimitedSQL.

orderBy string

ORDER BY clause.

offset integer

Offset of first item.

limit integer($int32)

Maximum number of results.

displayColumns [...]

loadType string

default: Default

Collection load type.

Enum:

Array [ 6 ]

queryParameters {

Parameters to be used in where or whereKey clause.

}

queryByExample {

Sample values to filter the entries.

}

noUrls boolean

Do not return URLs for the entries.

}

Response schema:

CollectionEntry {

uri(string),

display(string, optional),

longDisplay(string, optional),

values(SampleValues, optional)

}

SampleValues {

StringColumn(string, optional),

IntColumn(integer, optional),

DateColumn(date - time, optional),

BoolColumn (boolean, optional)

Example: Body

{

"where": "string",

"whereKey": "string",

"orderBy": "string",

"offset": 0,

"limit": 0,

"displayColumns": [

"string"

],

"loadType": "Default",

"queryParameters": {

"lastname": "Miller",

"age": 42

},

"queryByExample": {

"lastname": "Einstein",

"firstname": "Albert"

},

"noUrls": true

}

Example 1:

This sample demonstrates the use of the where and orderBy parameters in the body.

https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entities/Person?limit=2

Body:

{

"where": "UID_Department in (Select UID_Department from Department where DepartmentName = 'Service & Support')",

"orderBy": "LastName ASC, FirstName DESC"

}

Response:

[{

"uri": "https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entity/Person/20bac746-2121-4b24-a4dc-918b69584272",

"display": "Ackermann, Steffen (STEFFENA)",

"longDisplay": "Ackermann, Steffen (STEFFENA)",

"values": {

"CentralAccount": "STEFFENA",

"FirstName": "Steffen",

"InternalName": "Ackermann, Steffen",

"LastName": "Ackermann",

"UID_Person": "20bac746-2121-4b24-a4dc-918b69584272",

"XMarkedForDeletion": 0

}},

{

"uri": "https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entity/Person/f45092af-4725-4f99-b87c-00de84b7dcd7",

"display": "Becker, Robert (ROBERTB4)",

"longDisplay": "Becker, Robert (ROBERTB4)",

"values": {

"CentralAccount": "ROBERTB4",

"FirstName": "Robert",

"InternalName": "Becker, Robert",

"LastName": "Becker",

"UID_Person": "f45092af-4725-4f99-b87c-00de84b7dcd7",

"XMarkedForDeletion": 0

}

}]

Example 2:

This sample demonstrates the use of the parameter noUrls=true while using the same parameters as in example 1.

https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entities/Person?limit=2&noUrls=true

Body:

{

"where": "UID_Department in (Select UID_Department from Department where DepartmentName = 'Service & Support')",

"orderBy": "LastName ASC, FirstName DESC"

}

Response:

[{

"display": "Ackermann, Steffen (STEFFENA)",

"longDisplay": "Ackermann, Steffen (STEFFENA)",

"values": {

"CentralAccount": "STEFFENA",

"FirstName": "Steffen",

"InternalName": "Ackermann, Steffen",

"LastName": "Ackermann",

"UID_Person": "20bac746-2121-4b24-a4dc-918b69584272",

"XMarkedForDeletion": 0

}},

{

"display": "Becker, Robert (ROBERTB4)",

"longDisplay": "Becker, Robert (ROBERTB4)",

"values": {

"CentralAccount": "ROBERTB4",

"FirstName": "Robert",

"InternalName": "Becker, Robert",

"LastName": "Becker",

"UID_Person": "f45092af-4725-4f99-b87c-00de84b7dcd7",

"XMarkedForDeletion": 0

}

}]

Get count of collection using GET method

To get only the count for a list of entities using the GET method, use the URL <baseURL>/api/entities/{table}/count.

Query parameters to be used in WHERE clauses and predefined WHERE clauses can be provided in the form @paramname=value. Per default they have the type string. Additionally, it is possible to pass the type with the name: @otherParam[int]=3. Types originate from DbVal class.

Table 20: Get count of collection (GET) request
HTTP method URI Body
Get <BaseURL>/api/entities/{table}/count None
Table 21: Get count of collection (GET) parameters
Parameter Description Parameter type Data type
table Table name (required). path string
where WHERE clause. query string
whereKey

Predefined WHERE clause from QBMLimitedSQL (Key [UID] or ID [Ident_QBMLimitedSQL]).

query

string

Response schema:

Count(integer)

Example:

This sample demonstrates the use of the query by example parameters.

https://<Hostname>/AppServer/api/entities/Person/count?lastname=adams

Response:

2

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