Content API

[jsol5]

Working with Content API and it's unclear the URL to pull back all records OR even the default count of records from an application.

*I thought I saw something that said it's 1000.  So, anything beyond that would be multiple calls.

Additionally, it's unclear if possible to specify the fields desired.

I can do something like this and get a specific record 

/contentapi/Applications(12345) 

However, this gives a 500 error 

/contentapi/Applications

This gives endpoint data (not what I want):

/contentapi/Applications/

[SILLASCOSTA]

There it is the headers :

And the Auth:

[BodieMinster]

The problem is in the header. It should not be base64 encoded. It must be sent as plain text.

Authorization: Archer session-id=439C730FF83F68EFDC017ED705D9908E

[SILLASCOSTA]

Is it what you meant ? Parsing in a header 

[SILLASCOSTA]

I've tried in many ways 

[BodieMinster]

The "import" lines make me think you might be writing in Java? I don't know the correct way to set the request headers in Java, but I can tell you that an HTTP 500 is an unhandled .NET exception coming from the API. You should be able to find a corresponding stack trace in your system event log that might help you determine why the API is not responding as expected to your request.

[SarhangHevary1]

The head should like this and go to the Key section type in "Authorization' and under Value section add "Archer Session-ID=Your session Token"

[SILLASCOSTA]

Hi  Sarhang, thanks for the reply.

here is the response I've got :

[SarhangHevary1]

• I see in one of the screenshot you using the https and the last one you are using http
  • Do you use the SSL certificate with Archer? 
  • If you are using the SSL certificate go to the Postman > settings>  disable the SSL certificate verification (temporary) and try it agian
• Instead of  using the Archer base URL with the API Get call, can you run the Postman from the Web Server using  local host with API GET call 
• How may Web Server do you have? 
• Make sure the username that is used to get the Archer Session ID has System Administrator rights (temporary) 

[SILLASCOSTA]

Hi Sarhang, thank you for the reply!

• I have SSL disabled 
• The user that got Archer Session ID  is an Adm 
•  The follow pic answere  your question about web server ?
•  (Instead of  using the Archer base URL with the API Get call, can you run the Postman from the Web Server using  local host with API GET call ) How can i do that ? Sorry I don't know how to do that..

[SarhangHevary1]

You have not answered my question, how many web server do you have?

Install the Postman on the Web Server and when you make the API GET call for the url use https://localhost/RSAarcher/contentapi/ or try this http://localhost/RSAarcher/contentapi/

One more thing, as Bodie mentioned the HTTP 500 error is usually the result of an unhandled .NET exception.
Have you checked the Archer logs and Windows system event log?

Can you please post the Web Config file?