REST API for Session Delivery Manager Release 8.2.5p1

  1. REST API for Session Delivery Manager Release 8.2.5p1
  2. Tasks
  3. route sets management

Get All Existing Route Sets

get

/{versionId}/routeSets

Use this (GET) method to display all route sets that exist on the SDM server. You can use query parameters with this task to retrieve specific route sets. On the navigation pane, go to Get Started > Send Requests on the navigation pane. On the Send Requests page, scroll to the Pagination Parameters section for more information.

Request

Path Parameters
Query Parameters
  • Sort order shall be ascending or not. Can have values (true/false)
  • The name of the Lrt file on the device.
  • The size of the page.
  • The name of the route set.
  • The page number to be fetched.
  • Sort by specified property. Supported: name, deviceLrtFileName, deviceLrtConfigName, routeSetId, pubIdType
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Response

200 Response

400 Response

The user input is invalid.

401 Response

The session ID is invalid.

403 Response

There is no permission to access the resources.

404 Response

The object (resource URI, device, and so on) of your input request cannot be found.

500 Response

Internal server error
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Examples

Example of Accessing the API with cURL

The following example shows how to get all existing route sets by submitting a GET request on the REST resource using cURL. For more information about cURL, see Use cURL. 

curl -X GET \
    -b sessionid.txt \
    --header "Accept: application/xml" \
    "https://example.com:8443/rest/v1.3/routeSets"

Example of Accessing the API with Python

The following example shows how to get all existing route sets by submitting a GET request on the REST resource using Python. This example assumes the cookie variable contains a valid authentication cookie. For an example of authenticating with Python, see Authenticate. 

import requests
url = "https://example.com:8443/rest/v1.3/routeSets"
headers = { "Accept":"application/xml", "Cookie":cookie }
resp = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

Example of the Response Body

The following example shows the contents of the response body in XML format.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<routeSets>
    <pageInfo>
        <limitation>50</limitation>
        <numberOfElements>2</numberOfElements>
        <offset>1</offset>
    </pageInfo>
    <routeSets>
        <description>This is the test Add route through Rest API</description>
        <deviceLrtConfigName>testRoute</deviceLrtConfigName>
        <deviceLrtFilename>testRoute.xml.gz</deviceLrtFilename>
        <deviceRequiresUpdating>0 device(s) out of 0 need updating</deviceRequiresUpdating>
        <lastModifiedTime>2022-08-08 02:57:48</lastModifiedTime>
        <lockOwner></lockOwner>
        <lockState>false</lockState>
        <name>RouteSet1</name>
        <notes>Add route set with Import Template containing Header</notes>
        <pubIdType>E164</pubIdType>
        <routeCount>0</routeCount>
        <routeSetId>1</routeSetId>
        <version>0</version>
    </routeSets>
    <routeSets>
        <description>This is the test Add route through Rest API</description>
        <deviceLrtConfigName>testRoute2</deviceLrtConfigName>
        <deviceLrtFilename>testRoute2.xml.gz</deviceLrtFilename>
        <deviceRequiresUpdating>0 device(s) out of 0 need updating</deviceRequiresUpdating>
        <lastModifiedTime>2022-08-08 02:58:02</lastModifiedTime>
        <lockOwner></lockOwner>
        <lockState>false</lockState>
        <name>RouteSet2</name>
        <notes>Add route set with Import Template containing Header</notes>
        <pubIdType>E164</pubIdType>
        <routeCount>0</routeCount>
        <routeSetId>2</routeSetId>
        <version>0</version>
    </routeSets>
</routeSets>
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