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This GET service will find a project by querying based on a name and application id and return the JSON representations of the objects. If no query parameters are given this request will return the entire list of projects.

API URLs

http://host:port/flexdeploy/rest/v1/project?
Append the following character sequences to the above URL to specify Query parameters. Use '&' between successive query parameters:

  • projectName={name}
  • applicationId={applicationid}
  • folderPath={folderPath}

folderPath Format

  • Path parameters are separated by slashes(forward or backward).
  • Trailing slashes will be ignored.
  • Single leading slashes are ignored.
  • To access a folder or application, it's full path from the project archive root folder must be used.
  • A shorted path is valid, but will return more results.
  • The project archive root folder is an optional path parameter.
  • Folders and applications are considered path parameters.
  • Forward and backward slashes are accepted
  • Project names are not considered path parameters. For example,
    • The folderPath used to access the 'AccountingApps' application :
    • /Flexdeploy/CommerceProjects/AccountingApps/
      • or
    • CommerceProjects\AccountingApps
    • i.e. you can omit FlexDeploy at start of folderPath

Examples:

The query parameters are not case sensitive. Searching by projectName=NAME is the same as searching by projectName=name.

Request

Parameter
Required
Type
Description
projectNameNoURL(query)This is a URL query parameter for the name which is used to query the projects with.
applicationIdNoURL(query)This is a URL query parameter for application id which is used to query the projects within an application.
folderPathNoURL(query)

This is a URL query parameter which specified the path of the desired folders (and optionally the application, but not the project name)

Response

AttributesTypeDescription
projectNameStringThis is the name of the project.
applicationIdStringThis is the type of the project.
projectPathStringFully qualified project path.
isActiveBooleanThis is a Boolean that tracks whether or not the project is active. Null input defaults to true.
descriptionStringThis is the group of the project.
partialDeploymentBooleanThis is the subgroup of the project. Null input defaults to false.
priorityIntegerThis is the description of the project.
projectTypeStringThis is the id of the active version of the workflow. Must be a valid project type.
scmTypeStringThis specifies the source control management system used by this project. Must be a valid source control management system.
priorityScopeStringThis specifies the priority scope of the current project. Either 'Global', 'Folder' or 'Application'
buildWorkflowIdLongThis Long specifies the id of the build workflow used by this project.
buildInstanceIdLongThis id the build instance used by this project.
utilityWorkflowIdLongThis id specifies the utility workflow used by this project.
utilityInstanceIdsList<Long>This id specifies the utility instance used by this project.
deployWorkflowIdLongThis id specifies the deployment workflow used by this project.
deployInstanceIdsList<Long>This is a list of id's which identify the deployment instances for this project.
streamsList<Long>This is a list of id's which identify the Project Streams associated with this project.

Response Codes

HTTP Code
Description
200Projects were found and returned
400Bad request
401Unauthorized
500Unexpected internal server error

Example

If we had Projects in our database with the names 'Project1' and 'Project2' and the following attributes:

Project - "Project1"
{
   "priority": 1,
   "projectName": "Project1",
   "description": "Our thoughts become our words. Our words become our actions.",
   "applicationId": 10001,
   "priorityScope": "Application",
   "partialDeployment": false,
   "isActive": true,
   "scmType": "NONE",
   "streams": [
      10802,
      10803,
      10804,
      10805
   ],
   "utilityWorkflowId": 11434,
   "utilityInstanceIds": [11275],
   "deployWorkflowId": 10873,
   "deployInstanceIds": [
      11153,
      11168,
      11183,
      11198,
      11213,
      11228,
      11243
   ],
   "buildWorkflowId": 10869,
   "buildInstanceId": 11153,
   "projectType": null
}
Project - "Project2"
{
   "priority": 1,
   "description": "No Permissions",
   "applicationId": 10001,
   "isActive": true,
   "scmType": "SVN",
   "projectType": null,
   "projectName": "Project2",
   "streams": [],
   "priorityScope": "Application",
   "partialDeployment": false,
   "utilityWorkflowId": null,
   "utilityInstanceIds": null,
   "deployWorkflowId": null,
   "buildWorkflowId": null,
   "deployInstanceIds": null,
   "buildInstanceId": null
}

When we run a GET request at the following URL

http://host:port/flexdeploy/rest/v1/project?applicationId=10001

The GET request would return the  following JSON workflow object

{
   "priority": 1,
   "description": "No Permissions",
   "applicationId": 10001,
   "isActive": true,
   "scmType": "SVN",
   "projectType": null,
   "projectName": "Project2",
   "streams": [],
   "priorityScope": "Application",
   "partialDeployment": false,
   "utilityWorkflowId": null,
   "utilityInstanceIds": null,
   "deployWorkflowId": null,
   "buildWorkflowId": null,
   "deployInstanceIds": null,
   "buildInstanceId": null
}
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