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  1. Preface
  2. RulePoint Interfaces
  3. RulePoint Services
  4. Custom Service API
  5. Java Adapter for REST API
  6. RulePoint REST API
  7. Sample XML and JSON Requests and Responses
  8. RulePoint Pluggable Authentication Module
  9. HTTP Request and Response Attributes

Developer Guide

Developer Guide

Common Request and Response Attributes

Common Request and Response Attributes

The following table describes the common HTTP request and response attributes of the REST calls:
Attributes
Description
id
Unique identifier of the object.
name
The name of the object
valid
The current status of the object.
self
URI reference of the object.
actions
Array of all the actions, for example, deploy, update, or delete, that you can perform on the object and the related URIs.
acl
A list of permissions attached to an object or project. The acl associated to an object consists of the user ID, the read, write, execute, or deny permissions, and the grant or deny access rights to that particular object or project.
description
Description of the object
owningProject
The link to the project that contains the object.
type
The object type.
lastModifiedDate
The timestamp when the object was last modified.
createDate
The timestamp when the object was created.
createdBy
The user who created the object.
deployState
Specifies whether the object can be deployed.
The current state of the object, for example, deployed, needs_deployment, or draft state.
force
Force saves an invalid rule or template. If you set the value to true, if the rule or template compilation fails, that rule or template is force saved as an invalid rule or template.
marshaller
An object such as a source or responder that holds the marshaller class name and properties.
marshallerClassname
The fully qualified classname of the marshaller.
marshallerProperties
A comma-separated list of key-value pairs that are passed to the marshaller.
connection
A link to the connection that is referred by the source or responder.
A link is a group of attributes that point to an object.

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