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Use the ApplicationPost
object resource to insert or update (Upsert) Application
using Id
field(s) value.
You can supply the required field values in the request data, and then use the POST
method of the resource.
The input parameter must be used in the ApplicationData
record structure inside the FieldType
parameter in the foreign key fields.
Foreign key fields are: AccessGroupId, ParentApplicationId, AccessApplicationId
Update a record of Application
- If the
Id
field value is not matched, then a404
error is reported (Errors/Not Found
), and the error record is returned.. You cannot changeId
field value (primary key). - When the Id field value is not provided, the system will automatically initiate the insertion of a new record.
Create a new record of Application
- If the value in the
Id
field is empty then action insert a new record according input parameter entity record structure (ApplicationData
).
The response body will contain the object of the updated or created record if the call is successful. Method returns an extended Application
structure. Here, all foreign key fields are abstract object structures, utilizing AbstractText
or AbstractLong
data types, offering a detailed view of the data and related entities.
oAuth autentication flow
The identifier of the AccessGroup record. The parameter is part of the url address and some special characters are forbidden.
You can extract any string to a base64 string. E.g email address name@domain.com value is base64|bmFtZUBkb21haW4uY29t
The name of the database field. If empty, the entity Id
field is used.
Example:
Id
Application
information to insert or update.
The input parameter must be used in the ApplicationData
record structure inside the FieldType
parameter in the foreign key fields.
The record of Application information.
The field object structure. This structure allows users to specify any related entity field and its corresponding value. When saving data, the system automatically retrieves and assigns the primary key value from the system database table based on the provided field name and value.
The name of the data field. This can be any field name from the related database table, such as 'Email' from the User table or 'Name' from the Department table.
The value corresponding to the specified data field. This value is used to identify the record in the related database table. For example, it could be an email address, a department name, or an external system's identifier.
The field object structure. This structure allows users to specify any related entity field and its corresponding value. When saving data, the system automatically retrieves and assigns the primary key value from the system database table based on the provided field name and value.
The name of the data field. This can be any field name from the related database table, such as 'Email' from the User table or 'Name' from the Department table.
The value corresponding to the specified data field. This value is used to identify the record in the related database table. For example, it could be an email address, a department name, or an external system's identifier.
Defines if record is active.
Inserted or updated Application
information.
The record of Application information.
The identifier of the access application
This structure represents an abstract object with a primary key of type Long. It is used to encapsulate detailed information about related entities.
The primary key of the record. It uniquely identifies each record within the dataset. This attribute is required and must be unique across all records.
An external identifier for the record, which can be used to link the record to external systems or datasets. This attribute is optional but should be unique if provided.
The name of the record. This attribute provides a human-readable identifier for the record, making it easier to recognize and differentiate records in lists or other displays. This attribute is optional.
The type of the record object. This attribute is used to classify the record into specific categories or types, helping to organize and manage different kinds of records. This attribute is optional.
Name of application
The key used to identify the application must be unique within each workspace.
The external system code of the application
The description of access group
Web Site URL of application
Defines if application is system (setting menu)
Specifies whether the application is an end-user application
Specifies whether the application is a test application
Defines if the application is active and can be used
Determines whether the application is readonly and can be modified
This structure represents an abstract object with a primary key of type Text. It is used to encapsulate detailed information about related entities.
The primary key of the record. It uniquely identifies each record within the dataset. This attribute is required and must be unique across all records.
An external identifier for the record, which can be used to link the record to external systems or datasets. This attribute is optional but should be unique if provided.
The name of the record. This attribute provides a human-readable identifier for the record, making it easier to recognize and differentiate records in lists or other displays. This attribute is optional.
The type of the record object. This attribute is used to classify the record into specific categories or types, helping to organize and manage different kinds of records. This attribute is optional.
The date the record was updated
This structure represents an abstract object with a primary key of type Long. It is used to encapsulate detailed information about related entities.
The primary key of the record. It uniquely identifies each record within the dataset. This attribute is required and must be unique across all records.
An external identifier for the record, which can be used to link the record to external systems or datasets. This attribute is optional but should be unique if provided.
The name of the record. This attribute provides a human-readable identifier for the record, making it easier to recognize and differentiate records in lists or other displays. This attribute is optional.
The type of the record object. This attribute is used to classify the record into specific categories or types, helping to organize and manage different kinds of records. This attribute is optional.
This structure represents an abstract object with a primary key of type Long. It is used to encapsulate detailed information about related entities.
The primary key of the record. It uniquely identifies each record within the dataset. This attribute is required and must be unique across all records.
An external identifier for the record, which can be used to link the record to external systems or datasets. This attribute is optional but should be unique if provided.
The name of the record. This attribute provides a human-readable identifier for the record, making it easier to recognize and differentiate records in lists or other displays. This attribute is optional.
The type of the record object. This attribute is used to classify the record into specific categories or types, helping to organize and manage different kinds of records. This attribute is optional.
The date the record was created
Bad Request - The user has provided input that the browser is unable to convert.
{
"Errors": [
"The user has provided input that the browser is unable to convert.",
"There are multiple rows in the database for the same value",
"The value does not match the specified entity structure",
"..."
],
"Type": "/Errors/Bad Input",
"Title": "Bad Request",
"StatusCode": 400,
"Instance": "/OpenApi/rest/Xzy",
"RequestKey": "894ea43c-b8a6-4195-9a9c-82c07d9cc33a"
}
The list of errors. Throw specific exceptions based on the received error.
Human-readable explanation of the errors
URI identifier that categorizes the error
Brief, human-readable message about the error
The HTTP response code
URI that identifies the specific occurrence of the error
Provides a request key that identifies the current request.
Unauthorized - The response status code indicates that the client request has not been completed because it lacks valid authentication credentials for the requested resource.
{
"Errors": [
"The session Id or OAuth token used has expired or is invalid."
],
"Type": "/Errors/Unauthorized",
"Title": "Unauthorized",
"StatusCode": 401,
"Instance": "/OpenApi/rest/Xzy",
"RequestKey": "894ea43c-b8a6-4195-9a9c-82c07d9cc33a"
}
The list of errors. Throw specific exceptions based on the received error.
Human-readable explanation of the errors
URI identifier that categorizes the error
Brief, human-readable message about the error
The HTTP response code
URI that identifies the specific occurrence of the error
Provides a request key that identifies the current request.
Forbidden - The user does not have access to execute operation
{
"Errors": [
"The user does not have access to execute operation"
],
"Type": "/Errors/Permission",
"Title": "Bad Request",
"StatusCode": 403,
"Instance": "/OpenApi/rest/Xzy",
"RequestKey": "894ea43c-b8a6-4195-9a9c-82c07d9cc33a"
}
The list of errors. Throw specific exceptions based on the received error.
Human-readable explanation of the errors
URI identifier that categorizes the error
Brief, human-readable message about the error
The HTTP response code
URI that identifies the specific occurrence of the error
Provides a request key that identifies the current request.
Internal Server Error - An internal server error is an error on the web server you're trying to access.
{
"Errors": [
"An internal server error is an error on the web server you're trying to access."
],
"Type": "/Errors/Internal Server Error",
"Title": "Internal Server Error",
"StatusCode": 500,
"Instance": "/OpenApi/rest/Xzy",
"RequestKey": "894ea43c-b8a6-4195-9a9c-82c07d9cc33a"
}
The list of errors. Throw specific exceptions based on the received error.
Human-readable explanation of the errors
URI identifier that categorizes the error
Brief, human-readable message about the error
The HTTP response code
URI that identifies the specific occurrence of the error
Provides a request key that identifies the current request.