topic How do you do a 'show access-layer' in a Web API request? in API / CLI Discussion

How do you do a 'show access-layer' in a Web API request?

Brett_Sherbert — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 19:10:24 GMT

I am trying to right a web API request to one of our CMA domains to get the contents of 'show access-layer'. I am able to get my sid from a login, but when I try to do POST https://<mgmt_server>:<port>/web_api/show-access-layers I get a "total" : 0 response when I am expecting 4 responses. I also have tried POST https://<cma_ip>:<port>/web_api/show-access-layers and still get the same response. Any ideas on what I am missing? I am getting a 200 OK on both.

Thanks,

Re: How do you do a 'show access-layer' in a Web API request?

Joshua_Hatter — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 20:03:22 GMT

When trying to access CMA data, in the login command you must provide the domain field while using the MDS IP address in the https://<mdsip>/web_api/login.

Are you using the domain field in the login?

Re: How do you do a 'show access-layer' in a Web API request?

Brett_Sherbert — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 20:08:25 GMT

No, would that go into the body?

Re: How do you do a 'show access-layer' in a Web API request?

Joshua_Hatter — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 20:36:12 GMT

It's in the request body or data of the POST payload in the json, same place you are putting username and password.

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