HP CloudSystem Enterprise Started Guide

HPCloud Service Automation

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Software Version: 4.10

APIReference

Document Release Date: July 2014

Software Release Date: July 2014

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Contents 3

HP CSA 4.x API Reference Introduction 8

Chapter 1: Artifact API 9

URIs 9

Artifact 9

Group 9

ResourceProvider 10

Service Offering 10

Artifact types 10

Create an artifact 11

View an artifact 12

Update an artifact 14

Delete an artifact 17

Retrieve a predefined view for an artifact 17

Retrieve resolved properties for an artifact 19

List active groups associated with an organization 22

Add groups to an organization 23

Update group display name, distinguished name 25

Delete or disassociate group from an organization 26

List resource providers 27

Add document to service offering 28

Delete document from service offering 30

Update document in service offering 31

Publish service offerings to catalog 31

Unpublish service offerings from catalog 33

Retrieve artifact state and status 35

Artifact views 36

Chapter 2: Availablevalues API 42

Chapter 3: Catalog API 44

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URIs 44

Catalog 44

Category 44

Offering 44

Request 45

Approval 45

Approval policy 46

Subscription 46

Resource Subscription 46

Instance 46

List catalogs 47

Get catalog details 49

Create catalog categories 50

Update catalog categories 52

Delete catalog category 53

List offerings in the catalog 54

Get offering details 55

List requests in the catalog 56

Deprecation Notice 56

Submit a request 58

Get request details 60

Cancel a request 63

Retire a request 63

List approvals in the catalog 64

Deprecation Notice 64

Get approval details 65

Update approval decision using an external approval system 65

Update approval decision using CSA approval process 66

Update catalog approval policies 68

Update service offerings approval policy 69

List subscriptions in the catalog 71

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Chapter 4: Export API 77

Chapter 5: Import API 79

Chapter 6: Importzip API 82

Deprecation Notice 71

Get subscription details 72

List instances in the catalog 74

Deprecation Notice 74

Get instance details 75

Retire an approval 75

Get resource subscription details 76

Deprecation Notice 82

Chapter 7: Import_result API 85

Chapter 8: Lifecycle engine API 87

Get details for a lifecycle execution record 87

Get latest lifecycle execution record for a service instance 89

Schedule lifecycle transition for service instance 89

Chapter 9: Login API 91

URIs 91

Get userIdentifier 91

Get userIdentifier for user name with slash 92

Chapter 10: Notification API 94

URIs 94

View list of notification objects 94

Send notification 96

Chapter 11: Organization API 99

URIs 99

View a list of organizations 100

View an organization 102

List organization's approval policies 105

Create approval policy 107

Update approval policy 110

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Chapter 12: orgInformation API 117

Chapter 13: Processinstances API 118

Delete approval policy 112

Retrieve organization LDAP access point information 113

List most requested, recently requested, or new offerings 114

URIs 118

Process Instance structure 118

Retrieve a process instance 119

Create a process instance 121

Update a process instance 122

Execute a process instance 125

Chapter 14: Search API 126

Chapter 15: User API 127

URIs 127

Request 127

Approval 127

Subscription 128

Instance 129

List service requests for subscription 129

List active requests for user 130

Get count of requests for user 132

Cancel multiple service requests 133

Delete multiple service requests 134

List approvals for approver 136

Get count of approvals for user 137

Delete multiple approval requests 137

List subscriptions for user 138

Get count of subscriptions for user 140

Get list of recent or expiring soon subscriptions for user 141

Delete multiple subscriptions 141

List instances for user 143

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Chapter 16: Utilization API 145

Chapter 17: Values for the detail parameter 147

Chapter 18: Values for the scope parameter 148

We appreciate your feedback! 149

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HP CSA 4.x API Reference Introduction

The APIs for HP Cloud Service Automation (CSA) use a REST interface. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer for general REST information. This documentation assumes that you know how to use REST interfaces.

See the HPCloud Service Automation API Quick Start for information on communication with CSA using RESTful calls.

Caution: This document includes information only on the RESTAPIs introduced in CSA 3.x, and that are still available in CSA 4.x. Information on RESTAPIs introduced in CSA 4.x can be found in the HP Cloud Service Automation API Quick Start.

The base URL for a CSA REST API is https://<host:port>/csa/rest, which is appended with the specific URI for the API call. For example, to access the <example> API, you would use the URL: https://<host:port>/csa/rest/<example>.

Because XML content passed into or returned by CSA REST API calls can be lengthy, example XML content presented in this document will often be abbreviated to include just the more pertinent XML content.

Note: Special or localized characters used in the URL of REST API calls must be encoded before they are sent to the server.

Tip: You should only include one value for a Boolean property and the value must be either true or false.

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Chapter 1: Artifact API

Description

Use this API to view, create, and modify CSA artifacts.

Base URL

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest

URIs

The following URIs are appended to the base URL:

Artifact

URI Method Parameters Description

/artifact POST userIdentifier "Create an artifact" on page 11

/artifact/<artifact_id> GET userIdentifier,

scope, detail, view

/artifact/<artifact_id> PUT userIdentifier,

scope, view

/artifact/<artifact_id> DELETE userIdentifier "Delete an artifact" on page 17

/artifact/fastview/<artifact_ id>

/artifact/<artifact_ id>/resolveProperties

GET userIdentifier,view "Retrieve a predefined view for

GET userIdentifier,

propertyName

"View an artifact" on page 12

"Update an artifact" on page 14

an artifact" on page 17

"Retrieve resolved properties for an artifact" on page 19

Group

URI Method Parameters Description

/artifact/<organization_ id>/group

GET userIdentifier "List active groups associated with

an organization" on page 22

POST userIdentifier "Add groups to an organization" on

page 23

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URI Method Parameters Description

/artifact/<organization_ id>/group/<grou_id>

/artifact/<organization_ id>/group/<group_id>

PUT userIdentifier "Update group display name,

distinguished name" on page 25

DELETE userIdentifier "Delete or disassociate group from an

organization" on page 26

ResourceProvider

URI Method Parameters Description

/artifact GET userIdentifier, artifactType "List resource providers" on page 27

Service Offering

URI Method Parameters Description

/artifact/<service_offering_ id>/document

POST userIdentifier "Add document to service

offering" on page 28

DELETE userIdentifier "Delete document from

service offering" on page 30

/artifact/<service_offering_ id>/document/<document_id>

/artifact/<catalog_id>/publish POST userIdentifier "Publish service offerings to

/artifact/<catalog_id>/unpublish POST userIdentifier "Unpublish service offerings

Note: You can view information about an artifact with GET /artifact/<artifact_id> or GET /artifact/fastview/<artifact_id>. The fastview API can traverse associations, while the standard artifact API only returns information for the artifact.

POST userIdentifier "Update document in service

offering" on page 31

catalog" on page 31

from catalog" on page 33

Artifact types

You can work with the following artifact types using the /artifact API. You can use them with the methods marked in the table.

Artifact type GET POST PUT DELETE

Approval process X

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Artifact type GET POST PUT DELETE

Approval template X

Approver X

Catalog X X X X

Document X X X

Group X

Named approver approval template X

Organization X X X X

Person X

Resource binding X X

Resource environment X

Resource offering X X X

Resource pool X X X X

Resource provider X X X X

Resource subscription X X

Service component X X X X

Service blueprint X X X X

Service instance X X

Service offering X X X X

Service request X

Subscription X

Create an artifact

Details

URI

Method POST

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/artifact

APIReference

URI

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Not found 500 - Server exception

View an artifact

Details

URI

Method GET

Parameters

/artifact/<artifact_id>

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

scope=[base|baseplusone|subtree|view]

Optional; default is base. If value is base, then the object is returned. If value is baseplusone, then the object and its first level children are returned. If value is subtree, then the object and all of its descendants are returned. If the value is vie,

then the view parameter is required.

detail=[required|basic|standard|template|full]

Optional; default is full. See "Values for the detail parameter" on page 147

Note: Some API calls do not support all possible values for this parameter.

detail=FULL, even as the default value, is not accepted for organization

artifacts because the volume of content returned can be excessively large. Specify detail=BASIC to avoid an exception message.

view=<view_type>

Required when value for scope is view; if this parameter is defined, then the value for scope is processed as if its value was view. The default is basicinfo. See

"Artifact views" on page 36 for a list of view types.

Returns 200 - Ok

401 - Not authorized 500 - Server exception

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Examples

Use the following URL:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/90e72e4f3b00a69e013b0bf7ed55002e?userIde ntifier=<user_id>

The following XML was returned in the response:

<id>90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483</id> <objectId>90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483</objectId> <isCriticalSystemObject>true</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>admin</name> <displayName>admin</displayName>

<disabled>false</disabled> </createdBy> <updatedBy>

<name>admin</name>

<displayName>admin</displayName>

<disabled>false</disabled> </updatedBy> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <description>TestEnv</description> <name>TestEnv_November 17, 2012 1:24:55 AM UTC</name> <displayName>TestEnv</displayName> <state>

<description>Active</description>

<iconUrl>/csa/images/categories/artifact_state/active.png</iconUrl>

<name>ACTIVE</name>

<displayName>Active</displayName>

<disabled>false</disabled>

<id>90d96588360da0c701360da0ef420037</id> <objectId>90d96588360da0c701360da0ef420037</objectId> <isCriticalSystemObject>true</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>ARTIFACT_STATE</name>

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<displayName>Artifact State</displayName> <extensible>false</extensible>

</categoryType> </state> <artifactType>

<description>Resource Environment</description>

/csa/images/categories/artifact_type/resource_environment.png </iconUrl> <name>RESOURCE_ENVIRONMENT</name> <displayName>Resource Environment</displayName> <disabled>false</disabled> <categoryType> <id>90d96588360da0c701360da0eeb40017</id>

<name>ARTIFACT_TYPE</name>

<displayName>Artifact Type</displayName>

<extensible>false</extensible> </categoryType>

</artifactType> <disabled>false</disabled> <numberOfProvider>0</numberOfProvider> <numberOfServiceDesign>0</numberOfServiceDesign> <numberOfCatalog>0</numberOfCatalog>

</ResourceEnvironment>

Update an artifact

Details

URI /artifact/<artifact_id>

Method PUT

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URI /artifact/<artifact_id>

Parameters

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

view=<view_type>&scope=view

Optional; Used to update artifacts based on pre-defined views. See "Artifact

views" on page 36 (description column) for a list of view types that support update

operation.

<_artifact_property>_action_=merge

Optional; use themerge option with the action meta tag query parameter to update only a portion of the artifact. The action meta tag can either be specified globally for the artifact by including parameter _action_=merge, or fora specificpropertye.g., _property_values_action_=merge.

Returns 200 - Ok

401 - Not authorized 404 - Not found 500 - Server exception

Note: To completely update the artifact, i.e., replace the persistent artifact, do notuse the view or merge parameters andinclude all artifact content in the request body. Note that if only a portion of the artifiact contentis sent in the request body, any unspecified content will be removed from the artifact.

To update a portion of the artifact:

l Use a pre-defined view that contains a subset of the artifact properties; only that subset of

properties will be updated per the values specified in the request body.See"Artifact views"

on page 36for a list of view types.

l Use the merge option as described under Parameters.

Note: You can use the merge option with the view parameter to update only the view properties for which you specify values in the request body.

Note: Collection specific behavior

When a merge option is specified on a collection, for example _property_values_action_

=merge, all collection items specified in the PUT request body are updated. Any other

collection items are left untouched. For the property attribute of an artifact, the items of this collection attribute are matched by name. For all other attributes, the collection items are matched by id.

Examples

The following examples demonstrate how to update an artifact.

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This example shows how to change the finalize flag of a component using the view parameter. The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/90e72e4f3af5c989013afb471ebc0264?userIde ntifier=&scope=view&view=componentfinalize

The following XML was sent in the request body:

<id>90e72e4f3af5c989013afb471ebc0264</id> <toFinalize>false</toFinalize>

</ServiceComponent>

This example shows changing the display name of a resource provider. This example does not use the view parameters. To use this approach, retrieve the artifact using GET artifact API, modify the necessary value (in this example - displayName), and use that as the body of the PUT request to update the artifact. The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/90e72e4f3b00a69e013b0c049ab00033?userIde ntifier=<user_id>

The following XML was sent in the request body:

... </createdBy> <updatedBy>

... </updatedBy> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <description>TestProvider</description> <name>TestProvider_November 17, 2012 1:38:46 AM UTC</name> <displayName>TestProviderModified</displayName> <state>

... </state> <artifactType>

... </artifactType> <disabled>false</disabled> <accessPoint>

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... </accessPoint> <providerType>

... </providerType> <numberOfResourceOffering>0</numberOfResourceOffering> <numberOfEnvironment>0</numberOfEnvironment> <numberOfPools>0</numberOfPools>

</ResourceProvider>

Delete an artifact

Details

URI

Method DELETE

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

Deletion is subject to a set of business rules which depend on the type of artifact. The business rules for artifacts are explained in the table below. Note that consumption artifacts are not removed from the database when they are deleted; instead, the artifact is marked as retired. Please refer to the"Catalog API" on page 44 for retiring consumption artifacts.

Artifact type Details

Resource provider

Service design Can be deleted when all associated service offerings or service instances are

/artifact/<artifact_id>

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 500 - Server exception

Can only be deleted if no active service subscriptions use the resource provider.

retired.

Retrieve a predefined view for an artifact

Because the REST API presented here returns content ina different format when retrieving a single result versus multiple results, and could thereby complicate your using the results, it is recommended that the "View an artifact" on page 12API be used. Performance intensive applications might stillchoose to use the following API.

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Details

URI

Method GET

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/fastview/<artifact_id>

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

view=<view_type>

Required; see "Artifact views" on page 36 for a list of view types.

404 - Not found 500 - Server exception

Examples

The following URL was sent. Note that artifact_id is theID of any artifact that has an accesspoint.

https://<host>:port/csa/rest/artifact/fastview/90e72e4f3abe4bf4013ac24735730010? userIdentifier=<user_id>&view=accesspoint

The following XML was returned in the response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <resultView>

<entry>

<key>accessPoint.uri</key>

<key>accessPoint.password</key>

<key>accessPoint.username</key>

<key>accessPoint.category.name</key>

</resultMap>

</resultView>

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Filtering

You can filter the results by providing a value for a property in the URI. The query is then filtered based on that property. You can use the properties listed in "Artifact views" on page 36.

Note: The property name that is specified in the URL must have the period (.) character replaced with the underscore (_) character.

The following example shows the result when the previous example is filtered on a property name.

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/fastview/90e72e4f3b00a69e013b0c049ab0003 ?userIdentifier=<user_id>&view=propertyinfo&property_name=propBLN

The following XML was returned in the response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <resultView>

<entry>

<key>property.values.value</key>

<key>property.consumerVisible</key>

<key>property.displayName</key>

<value xsi:type="xs:string">Boolean property</value> </entry> <entry>

<key>property.valueType.name</key>

<value xsi:type="xs:string">BOOLEAN</value> </entry> <entry>

<key>property.name</key>

<value xsi:type="xs:string">propBLN</value>

</entry>

</resultMap>

</resultView>

Retrieve resolved properties for an artifact

A propertycan have a source binding configuredthat indicates its value is to be retrieved from a property on another artifact. The REST API discussed here provides a mechanism toretrieve the value from the source property. As part of this retrieval, relevant tokens configured on properties are also resolved.

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There are two approaches to retrieving resolved properties:

l Retrieve all properties l Retrieve a single named property

Details

URI

Method GET

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/<artifact_id>/resolveProperties

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

propertyName=<property_name>

Optional; the name of the property you want to retrieve. Only retrieves the value

for the property specified.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Not found 500 - Server exception

Examples

The following URL was used to retrieve all properties for an artifact:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/<id>/resolveProperties?userIdentifier=<u ser_id>

The following XML was returned in the response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Properties>

<id>90d9651a3684c7f0013684cafda80005</id> <createdOn>2012-04-05T16:15:57.480-07:00</createdOn> <updatedOn>2012-04-05T16:15:57.497-07:00</updatedOn> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>PARENT_SVC_COMPONENT_ID</name> <artifact>

<id>90d9651a3684c7f0013684cafda80008</id> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>TEST_CHILD_COMPONENT</name>

<disabled>false</disabled> </artifact> <propertyBindings>

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</property> <property> ... </property> <property> ... </property>

</Properties>

<name>SOURCE</name> <categoryType>

<name>PROPERTY_BINDING_TYPE</name>

...

</categoryType>

... </propertyBindingType> <artifact>90d9651a3684c7f0013684c91f8c0004</artifact> <artifactPropertyName>SVC_COMPONENT_ID</artifactPropertyName>

</propertyBindings> <scope> ... </scope> <valueType> ... </valueType> <values>

</values> <maxOccurs>0</maxOccurs> <minOccurs>0</minOccurs> <orderIndex>0</orderIndex> <confidential>false</confidential> <encrypted>false</encrypted> <consumerReadOnly>false</consumerReadOnly> <consumerVisible>false</consumerVisible>

The following URL was used to retrieve a single property:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/<id>/resolveProperties? userIdentifier=<user_id>&propertyName=PARENT_SVC_COMPONENT_ID

The following XML was returned in the response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Properties>

<id>90d9651a3684c7f0013684cafda80005</id> <name>PARENT_SVC_COMPONENT_ID</name>

...

</property>

</Properties>

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List active groups associated with an organization

Details

URI

Method GET

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/<organization_id>/group

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Object not found 500 - Server exception

Example

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/8a81818f3d02fb7e013d0308891d0003/group?u serIdentifier=90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483

The following XML was returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <GroupList>

<id>8a81818f3d02fb7e013d030af854000f</id> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>sc_February 22, 2013 5:54:43 PM UTC</name> <displayName>ServiceConsumer1</displayName> <state>...</state> <artifactType>...</artifactType> <disabled>false</disabled> <distinguishedName>

cn=ServiceConsumer,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups </distinguishedName> <role>

... </role>

</group>

</GroupList>

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Add groups to an organization

Details

URI

/artifact/<organization_id>/group

Method POST

Parameters

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

Returns 200 - Ok

401 - Not authorized 404 - Object not found 500 - Server exception

Note that the role mustbe specifiedfor each group in the request body.Valid rolesare as follows. For Consumer type organizations:

l SERVICE_CONSUMER

For Provider type organizations:

l CONSUMER_SERVICE_ADMINISTRATOR l SERVICE_BUSINESS_MANAGER l SERVICE_DESIGNER l CSA_ADMIN l RESOURCE_SUPPLY_MANAGER l SERVICE_OPERATIONS_MANAGER

Example

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/8a81818f3d1421e7013d1423635a0003/group?u serIdentifier=90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483

The following XML was sent:

<group>

<displayName>My-Group-Name</displayName> <distinguishedName>

cn=TestConsumer,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups </distinguishedName> <role>

<name>SERVICE_CONSUMER</name> </role>

</group>

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<group>

<displayName>Another-Group-Name</displayName> <distinguishedName>

cn=TestConsumer2,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups </distinguishedName> <role>

<name>SERVICE_CONSUMER</name> </role>

</group>

</GroupList>

The following XML was returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <GroupList>

<isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>My-Group-Name</name> <displayName>My-Group-Name</displayName> <disabled>false</disabled> <distinguishedName>

cn=TestConsumer,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups </distinguishedName> <role>

<isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject>

<name>SERVICE_CONSUMER</name>

<disabled>false</disabled> </role>

</group> <group>

<isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>Another-Group-Name</name> <displayName>Another-Group-Name</displayName> <disabled>false</disabled> <distinguishedName>

cn=TestConsumer2,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups </distinguishedName> <role>

<isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject>

<name>SERVICE_CONSUMER</name>

<disabled>false</disabled> </role>

</group>

</GroupList>

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Update group display name, distinguished name

Use this/artifact URIto update the group display name and/or distinguised name for the specified organization.

Details

URI

Method PUT

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/<organization_id>/group/<group_id>

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Object not found 500 - Server exception

Example

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/8a81818f3d02fb7e013d0308891d0003group/8a 81818f3d1437e2013d1795d41107ea?userIdentifier=90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483

The following XML was sent:

<group>

<displayName>My-New-Group-Name</displayName> <distinguishedName>

cn=TestConsumer,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups </distinguishedName>

</group>

</GroupList>

The following XML was returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Group>

<id>8a81818f3d1437e2013d1795d41107ea</id> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>sc_February 22, 2013 5:54:43 PM UTC</name> <displayName>My-New-Group-Name</displayName> <state>

<id>90d96588360da0c701360da0ef470038</id> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>ACTIVE</name>

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<disabled>false</disabled>

</state> <artifactType>

<id>90d96588360da0c701360da0eeff002b</id> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <name>GROUP</name> <disabled>false</disabled>

</artifactType> <disabled>false</disabled> <distinguishedName>

cn=TestConsumer,ou=ConsumerGroup,ou=CSAGroups

</distinguishedName>

</Group>

Delete or disassociate group from an organization

Use this URI to delete a group or to disassociate it from an organization. If no organization is associated with this group, the group will be deleted. Otherwise, the group will be disassociated from the specified organization.

Details

URI

Method DELETE

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/<organization_id>/group/<group_id>

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Object not found 500 - Server exception

Example

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/8a81818f3d1421e7013d1423635a0003/group/8 a81818f3d1437e2013d1795d41107ea?userIdentifier=90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483

The following XML was returned:

<messages>Removed role association for My-New-Group-Name</messages>

</messageList>

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List resource providers

Details

URI

Method GET

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

artifactType=RESOURCE_PROVIDER

Required; the only valid value is RESOURCE_PROVIDER. Basic view information is provided in the return content.

401 - Not authorized 500 - Server exception

Example

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact?userIdentifier= 90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483&artifactType=RESOURCE_PROVIDER

The following XML was returned in the response:

<id>90e72e583d4c6e77013d4c96b1ab0010</id> <objectId>90e72e583d4c6e77013d4c96b1ab0010</objectId> <isCriticalSystemObject>false</isCriticalSystemObject> <description>Sitescope A</description> <name>Sitescope_A_March 9, 2013 12:39:36 AM UTC</name> <displayName>Sitescope A</displayName> <disabled>false</disabled>

</resourceProvider> ...

</ResourceProviderList>

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Add document to service offering

Details

URI

Method POST

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/<service_offering_id>/document

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Object not found 500 - Server exception

Example

The following URL was sent with headers:

l Content-type: multipart/form-data l Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file" l Content-Type: application/octet-stream

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/90cef5de3c63429f013c68b8cdda0bad/documen t?userIdentifier=90cef5de3c63429f013c642c7fc708ab

To better demonstrate how to use this REST API URI, the following a python script attaches a text file to a service offering. The script was created based on HTML documentation. You can find information on html form content types at: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-

17.13.4.2.

""" Sample python script that attaches a text file in the current directory to an ACTIVE CSA service offering on a local host, with default credentials. Script usage:

<scrip-name.py> <service offering uuid> <filename> <admin uuid>

The following example attaches file doc.txt to the service offering with id 90ce c0773c83a11a013c871e4c1a0503 using an admin user ID 90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d5f483 post-doc.py 90cec0773c83a11a013c871e4c1a0503 doc.txt 90d96588360da0c701360da0f1d 5f483 Tested with: ActivePython 3.2.2.3 """ from xml.dom.minidom import parse, parseString from http.client import HTTPSConnection from base64 import b64encode import mimetypes

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import sys def get_content_type(filename):

return mimetypes.guess_type(filename)[0] or 'application/octet-stream'

def get_file_contents(filename):

CRLF = '\r\n' f = open(filename, 'r') return CRLF.join(f.readlines())

def encode_multipart_formdata(filename):

BOUNDARY = '----------CSA_r0ck$_$' CRLF = '\r\n' L = [] L.append('--' + BOUNDARY) L.append('Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="%s"' % file

name)

L.append('Content-Type: %s' % get_content_type(filename)) L.append('') L.append(get_file_contents(filename)) L.append('--' + BOUNDARY + '--') L.append('') body = CRLF.join(L) content_type = 'multipart/form-data; boundary=%s' % BOUNDARY return content_type, body

def addDocumentToOffering(offeringId, documentName, userId):

conn = HTTPSConnection("localhost:8444") userAndPass = b64encode(b"csaTransportUser:csaTransportUser").decode("asci

i")

post_url = "/csa/rest/artifact/" + offeringId + "/document?userIdentifier="+

userId

content_type, body = encode_multipart_formdata(documentName) content_length = str(len(body)) headers = {'Authorization' : 'Basic %s' % userAndPass,

'Content-Type' :'%s' % content_type, 'content-length' : str(len(b

ody)), 'Accept' : 'application/xml'}

conn.request('POST', post_url, body, headers=headers) res = conn.getresponse() data = res.read() print(data)

def main(offeringId, documentName, userId):

addDocumentToOffering(offeringId, documentName, userId)

if __name__ == "__main__":

offeringId = sys.argv[1] documentName = sys.argv[2] userId = sys.argv[3] main(offeringId, documentName, userId)

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Delete document from service offering

Details

URI

Method DELETE

Parameters

Returns 200 - Ok

/artifact/<service_offering_id>/document/<document_id>

userIdentifier=<user_id>

Required; the user ID you want to use as credentials for this API call. See "Get

userIdentifier" on page 91 for the steps required to get the userIdentifier value.

401 - Not authorized 404 - Object not found 500 - Server exception

Example

The following URL was sent:

https://<host>:<port>/csa/rest/artifact/90cef5de3c63429f013c68b8cdda0bad/documen t/90cef5de3c63429f013c68b8cdda0bad?userIdentifier=90cef5de3c63429f013c642c7fc708 ab

The following XML was returned:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Document>

<id>90cef5de3c63429f013c68d4146a0bce</id> <isCriticalSystemObject> false </isCriticalSystemObject> <name>Example Offering Doc.txt</name> <state>

... </state> <artifactType>

... </artifactType> <disabled>false</disabled> <url>/csa//document/download?id=90cef5de3c63429f013c68d4146a0bce</url> <content>Sample Doc Content</content> <mimeType>application/octet-stream</mimeType> <documentType>

...

</documentType>

</Document>

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