info point endpoint gettting with REST API vRA7

Retrieving information of endpoint using vRealize Automation REST API (2145780). VMware KB

Is this KB including vRA7?

These are always created in IaaS in vRA 7.0, so are not accessible through the public API.

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Run a workflow with REST APIs

Hi all
I'm not able to run the workflow with the REST api.
POST https:// < < HOST > >: < < PORT > > / api/workflows/94dd5f20-c190-4023-a0a7-1589c46f3792/executions/
Here is the answer. VCO is not all workflow runs so I assumed nothing was performed. I can run to the https://wxpcpvcd006a:8281 / api/stream/f29ebe52-27b2-42d1-84f1-6ecfb939326c to get all the info on the workflow. Any help appreciated.
{
'relations': {}
"total": 0.
"link":]
{
"href": " https://wxpcpvcd006a:8281 / vco/api/stream/94dd5f20-c190-4023-a0a7-1589c46f3792 / ",
'rel': 'up '.
},
{
"href": " https://wxpcpvcd006a:8281 / vco/api/stream/94dd5f20-c190-4023-a0a7-1589c46f3792/executions/ ",
'rel': 'Add '.
}
]
}
}

Simply enter the braces of opening and closing as your json content:
```
{}
```

Mapping and querying objects for Contact with REST Api

Hi all

We are hoping to get some details on the DataCard management defined via REST API. Our implementation goal is to create Contacts and add the custom for each Contact object or to be more precise, add a set of map data for each Contact.

At the present time, to associate a map Data Set (or custom object) to an existing contact, we provide a suite of fields in the custom when creating custom object object:

new CustomObjectField  
{
                                                                name = "MappedEntityType",
                                                                dataType = Enum.GetName(typeof(DataType), DataType.numeric),
                                                                type = "CustomObjectField",
                                                                defaultValue = "0"
                                                            },
                                                         new CustomObjectField
                                                            {
                                                                name = "MappedEntityID",
                                                                dataType = Enum.GetName(typeof(DataType), DataType.numeric),
                                                                type = "CustomObjectField",
                                                                defaultValue = "<ContactId>"
                                                            }

This is the right approach? This is based on the information provided here: http://topliners.eloqua.com/community/code_it/blog/2012/05/31/eloqua-api-how-to-mapping-a-data-card-to-an-entity.

The REST API would query the CustomObjects using the MappedEntityId value for the subsequent updates? If so, pointers on how to approach that?

Thanks to ad.

The REST API does not support this. With the upcoming release of Eloqua, you will be able to update the MappedEntityID, as a query it.

Version of spring with rest api sites webcenter

Hello world!
I use other api sites webcenter, with this library: com.fatwire.wem.api.rest 11.1.1.8.0, com.fatwire.wem - sso-api-case - 11.1.1.8.0, com.fatwire.wem - sso-api - 11.1.1.8.0 in an application of spring with the 3.2.10.RELEASE version. And it works very well! I make a list of the assets and all its attributes, but I need use this application with spring version 4.0.6.RELEASE, then when I update the version of spring the rest api that libraries do not work. It's the method that fails:
SSOSession ssoSession is SSO. getSSOSession (baseUri);
multiticket = ssoSession.getMultiTicket (username, password); -> Error LINE
baseResource is baseResource.queryParam ("multiticket", multiticket);.
This because the application cannot get a mutiticket. I use the same code and the same structure only changes the spring version. Oracle webcenter is updated with all the patches up to this date.
How can we solve this problem?
THX

SOLVED

Private Sub authenticate() throws {RestConnectionException}

try {}

SSOSession ssoSession = SSO.getSSOSession ("CASConfig.xml");

multiticket = ssoSession.getMultiTicket (username, password);

baseResource = baseResource.queryParam ("multiticket", multiticket);

} catch (SSOException e) {}

throw new RestConnectionException (e);

}

}

CASConfig.xml

http://www.springframework.org/schema/MVC ".
"" xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
"xmlns:beans ="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"
"xmlns: jee ="http://www.springframework.org/schema/jee"xmlns:tx ="http://www.springframework.org/schema/tx"
"xsi: schemaLocation ="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans.xsd
http://www.springframework.org/schema/JEE http://www.springframework.org/schema/JEE/spring-JEE.xsd http://www.springframework.org/schema/TX http://www.springframework.org/schema/TX/spring-TX.xsd">."

': http://application-tier server: port/AR ' / >

': http://application-tier server: port/AR ' / >

Add the casconfig to the classpath in the spring, set up the server and port in xml and it works!

How a VAPP user could get the Info org-network through the REST API?

Hi all
I can get the org-network when I use the system administrator use the REST url "/ api/org", but when I use a VAPP user, may not work properly.
Then I try to config user VAPP role permission and give him the permition operating organization. The answer is STILL no network-org Info too
What should I do?
Respect of

Hello

VAPP users are not allowed to see the org above their visibility networks. They are allowed to see the networks VAPP.

Org networks are visible to the user 'administrator of the Organization ". If you want you can see the permissions of the role "Administrator of the Organization" and create role with the org network of related rights, which will be tailored to your needs. You can also change the role of 'paralytic' adding rights for ' Org networks-> view/edit properties "and"organization-> view organization networks. This can be done as easily in the user interface of vCD.

Use JSON with REST API vCO 5.1

I'm developing a simple REST client to run a workflow in vCO. I am using perl and the module REST::Client, which is pretty simple. I can retrieve the items in the inventory and definition for my target workflow, but when I try to POST a run, I get an error report by stating:
The request sent by the client is syntactically incorrect.
I use JSON (as is the default output of the vCO if no Content-Type is specified, and my personal preference), and the JSON format documentation is pretty sparse compared to the XML documentation. The documents describe the context of execution as follows:
{ "parameters" : [ { "name" : "...", "type" : "...", "description" : "...", "scope" : "local", "value" : { } }, ... ] }
My workflow accepts two string for the input parameters and returns a string as output parameter. I read that the scope and description fields are optional, and I am omitting the two. Clearly, however, Miss something needed on the structure of the execution context. Can anyone help to shed light on this?
Complete debugging:
POST https://orchestrator:8281/api/stream / 8E808080808080808080808080808080B482808001343295959091aebf2a6a5a5/executions/
Accept: application/json
Accept-Encoding: gzip, x-gzip, deflate, bzip2-x
Authorization: *.
User-Agent: REST::Client/249
Content-Length: 137
Content-Type: application/json
{"parameters":[{"value":"10.0.0.0/24","name":"network","type":"string"},{"value":"test-hostname.dom","name":"hostname","type":"string"}]}

HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Connection: close
Date: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 19:01:11 GMT
Server: vCO Server
Content-Length: 965
Content-Type: text/html; charset = utf-8
Client-Date: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 19:06:21 GMT
Client-Peer: *: 8281
Customer-response-Num: 1
Client-SSL-Cert-Issuer: /C=US/O=VMware/OU=VMware/CN=localhost.localdom
Client-SSL-Cert-subject: /C=US/O=VMware/OU=VMware/CN=localhost.localdom
Client-SSL-Cipher: DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA
Client SSL-Socket-class: IO::Socket
Client alert-SSL: certificate of the peer unaudited
Title: JBossWeb/2.0.1.GA - error report

< html > < head > < title > JBossWeb/2.0.1.GA - error report < / title > < style > <!-H1 {do-family: Tahoma, Arial, without serif; color: white; background-color: # 525 76; do-size: 22px ;}} H2 {do-family: Tahoma, Arial, without serif; color: white; background-color: # 525 76; do-size: 16px ;}} H3 {do-family: Tahoma, Arial, without serif; color: white; background-color: # 525 76; do-size: 14px ;}} BODY {do-family: Tahoma, Arial, without serif; color: black; background-color: white ;}} B {do-family: Tahoma, Arial, without serif; color: white; background-color: # 525 76 ;}} P {do-family: Tahoma, Arial, without serif;: white background; color: black; do-size: 12px ;}} A {color: black ;}} B.SID {color: black ;}} HR {color: # 525 76 ;} - > < / style > < / head > < body > < h1 > State HTTP 400 - < / h1 > < HR size = "1" = "noshade" noshade > < p-type > < b > < /b > < /p > < p > < b > report message < /b > < u > < / u > < / p > < p > < b > description < /b > < u > the request sent by} the client was syntactically incorrect (). < /u > < /p > < HR size = "1" noshade "noshade" = > < h3 JBossWeb/2.0.1.GA > < / h3 > < body / > < / html >

There was a problem with the value of the format JSON deserialization, it is fixed and will be available in version 5.1 of U1.

REST API: How to create e-mail/landing page with static/dynamic content?

With the REST API, it seems that you can create/update the contents of an e-mail or a landing page by specifying html with the type "RawHtmlContent". How it works when this e-mail or a landing page includes a shared or dynamic content? What is the recommended method to create or update an e-mail/landing page and add a new shared or dynamic, content or update the "reference"?

Unfortunately this is not currently supported by our API. However, we are building a new point extension called content Cloud that can solve your use case.

Get complete information of Contact with the REST API with Ruby

Hello
I'm trying to find information from a contact using the REST API from Ruby. I followed the example posted here and I was able to get good contact with Eloqua, but information are the basis and the FieldValues table is very long with fieldValues can only be and no label field.
I don't know I asked for complete = depth, and I verified that the contact even on the side of Eloqua seen so many other areas.
It's the URL that I use: https://secure.eloqua.com/API/REST/1.0/data/contacts?search= < emailAddress > & depth = full & count = 1
and I don't get like this field in the fieldValues can only be: {'type': 'FieldValue', 'id': "100175"}
With respect to the main information, they are basic.
Is it possible to obtain all the contact fields, the same than the one I see on the site of Eloqua?
Thank you

Hi Theyaa,

You can use the following endpoint to retrieve a list of all fields with their unique identifier and metadata:
- GET /API/REST/1.0/assets/contact/fields?depth=complete&search=*&page=1&count=250
Hope this helps and please let me know if you need more information.

Thank you

Fred

Interaction with OpsCode Chef HTTP vCenter Orchestrator v5.1 Update 1 REST API

Interaction with OpsCode Chef HTTP vCenter Orchestrator v5.1 Update 1 REST API
I need to be able to use the HTTP REST APIs to run commands on the server of leader during the commissioning and decommissioning of virtual machines.
Chef Server API Documents
This requires the ability to use the SHA1 algorithm and also the Base64 algorithm in vCenter Orchestrator v5.1 update 1 to create the header of hashes.
Method: HTTP_METHOD
Axes of path: HASHED_PATH
X Ops-content-Hash: HASHED_BODY
X Ops - Timestamp:TIME
X Ops - UserId:USERID
where:
- HTTP_METHOD is the method used in the API request (GET, POST, and so on)
- HASHED_PATH is the path of the query (/name_of_endpoint for the server open source) and/organizations/organization_name/name_of_endpoint took the head or private Chef. The HASHED_PATH must be hashed with SHA1 and encoded using Base64 and should not have repeated oblique (/) or end with a bar slash (unless the path is /).
- The private key must be an RSA key in the SSL .pem file format. This signature is then divided into strings (of not more than 60 characters per line) and placed in the header.
The server of crypts that header and ensures its content corresponds to the content of unencrypted headers contained in the request. The timestamp of the message is checked to ensure that the request has been received within a reasonable time. An approach to generate the signed headers is to use the authentication mixlib, which is a header based on a class signature of authentication object similar to one used by the Chief customer.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Perfect timing! I was just finalized this week the docs and test of a package for the Chef Server API:

CHIEF Server Workflows

Let me know how it works for you! Of more if there are other points of termination or I missed scenarios, they should be easy to add.

Can not do a query with the REST api

Hello
After discovering that the use of the standard SOAP API what is like poking yourself in the eye with a sharp stick, I try to use the REST API. At first, I tried to exercise it through the extension of POSTMAN on Chrome. But I have no joy.
Can I use caller ID to get the URL, so I know that my authentication is OK. But all other calls give me:
Failure of 403 XSRF Protection

Is an example of a call, that I'm trying:
https://secure.Eloqua.com/API/rest/1.0/data/[email protected] & Count = 1
I can't find any reference anywhere to this error 403.
Help!
Thank you
Simon

Hi Simon,.

Looks like you're client (web browser) might have stored credentials for Eloqua, probably in the cookies collection. If you try to delete your cookies and rerun the query API with basic authentication, it should work.

Hope this helps and please let us know if you need more information.

Thank you

Fred

QUESTION: Can't create a firewall rule to (edge) with the REST API

Dear Sir
I am trying to create a firewall rule for simple and basic edge using the REST API.
I use the REST API guide as a reference on page 158.

I use the following code (single) in my client REST API (with good content Type (application/xml)):
< rule >
< ruleTag > < / ruleTag >
< name > edge5-rest-rule < / name >
all < source > < / source >
< destination > all < / destination >
< application > all < / application >
< matchTranslated > true < / matchTranslated >
< management > in < / direction >
< action > deny < / action >
< enabled > false < / enabled >
< loggingEnabled > true < / loggingEnabled >
rest-api-rule of the < description > < / description >
< / rule >
The error message that I receive is the following:
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< error >
request details invalid <>. Found no match for item rule. < / details >
< > 223 errorCode < / errorCode >
< / error >
The full screenshot of my action REST API is in the screenshot below:
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong here?
Thank you!

Try this as the body...

rest-rule

user

true

in

deny

fake

true

rest-api-rule

endpoint vcac rest api

Rest API is available for the creation of endpoint - vcac? Thank you.

I don't think you can do this via the REST API directly, but there are workflows in vRO who will do it for you. Orchestrator can be called via REST.

The workflow looking is called "create a management endpoint.

VRA 6.2 REST API: resource Action with object mapped by VRO

I created a resource Action (Advanced Services - resources Actions) who calls a workflow orchestrator (VRO) to do a few things. The VRO workflow takes three objects as inputs: 2 channel and a VC:VirtualMachine. Connecting the web GUI, when a user selects the action for the specific virtual machine, they are presented with a form asking to specify the content of the 2 strings. The VC:VirtualMachine object is transparant and (I think) is automatically mapped internally to the enabled virtual machine. This works very well at the launch through the web GUI. Now, I need to create the same scenario using the REST API. I created the "ResourceActionRequest" object JSON and included the 2 strings as indicated in the request data, but I have no idea how to do to add the VC:VirtualMachine object to the request. I thought maybe it was too transparent, but I get an error if I try to send the JSON without the 3rd data item. For example, here is my "ResourceActionRequest" object JSON:
{
"@type": "ResourceActionRequest",
'resourceRef': {}
'id': '< resourceRef-id >.
},
'resourceActionRef': {}
'id': '< resourceActionRef-id >.
},
'Organization': {}
"tenantRef': '< label >."
"tenantLabel': '< label >."
'subtenantRef': '< subtenantRef > ',.
'subtenantLabel': '< subtenantLabel > '.
},
"State": "SUBJECT."
"requestNumber": 0.
'requestData': {}
"items": [{}
"key": "provider-MyFirstCustomProperty."
'value': {}
"type": "string",.
"value': ' blah, blah, blah."
}
},
{
"key": "provider-MySecondCustomProperty."
'value': {}
"type": "string",.
"value': ' blah, blah, blah."
}
}]
}
}
I don't know how to provide the VC:VirtualMachine in the application. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
-Stephen

Hey Stephen,

I do not see the bits that I expect:

{

"key": "provider-MachineName."

'value': {}

"type": "string",.

'value': 'vra045 '.

}

}

It's vRA identity Machine which must correspond to the rear.

Grant

Create the edge with the NSX REST API

Hello
I am trying to create a new benefit using the REST API, but I get the following error over and over again: the server has refused the request because the request entity is in a format not supported by the resource for the requested method.
I use using a xml model provided by the nsx_61_api.pdf and all the "ids" settings are ok. Can anyone tell my what of wrong in my XML?
I'm able to get a list of the existing edges using GET on https:// < nsxmgr-ip > /api/4.0/edges/
In this case, I use the same URL, but with the post OFFICE instead. In the body, I put the following XML code.
< edge >
<datacenterMoid>datacenter-2</datacenterMoid>
    < name > MyName-Edge-01 < / name >
    < holding > Default < / holding >
<vseLogLevelemergency</vseLogLevel> >
<devices>
<applianceSize>compact</applianceSize>
        < appliance >
<resourcePoolId>resgroup-5050</resourcePoolId>
<datastoreId>datastore-104</datastoreId>
        < / appliance >
    < / appliances >
    < vnics >
        < vnic >
            < index > 0 < / index >
            < name > uplink01 < / name >
            < type > uplink < / type >
<portgroupId>virtualwire-10</portgroupId>
<addressGroups>
                < addressGroup >
<primaryAddress>10.0.0.1</primaryAddress>
<secondaryAddresses>
                        < ipAddress > 10.0.0.2 < / ipAddress >
                        < ipAddress > 10.0.0.3 < / ipAddress >
<>of theipAddress10.0.0.4</> of theipAddress
</secondaryAddresses>
<subnetPrefixLength>29</subnetPrefixLength>
                < / addressGroup >
            < / addressGroups >
            < MTU > 1600 < / MTU >
<enableProxyArp>false</enableProxyArp>
<enableSendRedirects>true</enableSendRedirects>
<isConnected>true</isConnected>
<inShapingPolicy>
<averageBandwidth>20000000</averageBandwidth>
<peakBandwidth>20000000</peakBandwidth>
<burstSize>0</burstSize>
                < enabled > true < / enabled >
                < inherited > false < / inherited >
</inShapingPolicy>
<outShapingPolicy>
<averageBandwidth>20000000</averageBandwidth>
<peakBandwidth>20000000</peakBandwidth>
                < burstSize > 0 < / burstSize >
                < enabled > true < / enabled >
                < inherited > false < / inherited >
</outShapingPolicy>
        < / vnic >
    < / vnics >
<cliSettings>
<>theusernameadmin</> user name
<password># 123456 PasssworD</> password
<remoteAccess>true</remoteAccess>
    < / cliSettings >
< / edge >

Thank you very much
D.

Finally, I discovered.

You must add the header without papers:

XML:application / xml

Don't ask me why this non-standard header is not documented.

D.

Add vNIC PortGroup scope with the REST API security group

I created a security group within the reach of a PortGroup via the REST API. Now, I'm trying to add a vNIC, also via the REST API.
To help illustrate, I have a JMTest1 VM with 1 vNIC connected to the PortGroup which is the scope of the security group. When I change this group the first item in the list that could be added to the security group is the first (and only) JMTest1 vNIC.
To add it via the REST API, I need to provide the following:
https://192.168.x.x/API/2.0/services/SecurityGroup/SecurityGroup-XX/members/ < member-moref >
for example I need to understand what the < member-moref > for the vNIC to JMTest1 and this is what I have a problem with.
If I add the vNIC through the user interface and then interrogate the security group it gives me below the answer:
< securitygroup >
< objectIdobjectId > securitygroup-xx < / objectId >
< type >
< typeName > SecurityGroup < / typeName >
< / type >
< name > JMTest7 < / name >
< description / >
< revision > 9 < / revision >
< objectTypeName > SecurityGroup < / objectTypeName >
< scope >
< id > dvportgroup-xxxxx / < ID >
< objectTypeName > DistributedVirtualPortgroup < / objectTypeName >
< name > dv-xxxxx < / name >
< / scope >
< extendedAttributes / >
< inheritanceAllowed > false < / inheritanceAllowed >
< member >
500758f6-b97b - 7A 79 - 0c < objectId > 04 - 996f53edf3f0.000 < / objectId >
< type >
Vnic < typeName > < / typeName >
< / type >
< name > JMTest1 - NIC 1 < / name >
< revision > 6 < / revision >
< objectTypeName > Vnic < / objectTypeName >
< scope >
< id > vm-xxxxx / < ID >
< objectTypeName > VirtualMachine < / objectTypeName >
< name > JMTest1 < / name >
< / scope >
< extendedAttributes / >
< / member >
< / securitygroup >
It seems that the < member-moref > for the JMTest1 vNIC is < objectId > 500758f6-b97b - a 7, 79 - 0c 04 - 996f53edf3f0.000 < / objectId >
If I run now:
https://192.168.x.x/API/2.0/services/SecurityGroup/SecurityGroup-XX/members/500758f6-b97b-7a79-0c04-996f53edf3f0.000
then the vNIC is successfully added to the security group. (yay!) So I am now left with the task of how to get
500758f6-b97b - 7A 79 - 0c < objectId > 04 - 996f53edf3f0.000 < / objectId >
of a vNIC?
I have looked at the object in the Mob vCenter and via PowerCLI, but cannot see how to derive from it.
Anyone know the answer to that?

The uuid vnic is created by concatenating the vm instanceUuid + '. ' + the last three digits of the vnic device key. (The vnic is located in the area of the config.hardware.device of the virtual machine and the key will be to shape 4xxx, where xxx represents the 3 numbers you need).

info point endpoint gettting with REST API vRA7

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