ApiResponse<ProcessSupervisor> |
ProcessSupervisorApi.createProcessSupervisorWithHttpInfo(ProcessSupervisor body) |
Create the ProcessSupervisor
Similar to createProcessSupervisor but it also returns the http response headers .
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List<ProcessSupervisor> |
ProcessSupervisorApi.searchProcessSupervisors(Integer p,
Integer c,
List<String> f,
String o,
String s) |
Finds ProcessSupervisors
Finds ProcessSupervisors with pagination params and filters To filter, you need to specify the `process_id`, and then the `user_id`, `group_id` and `role_id` with one of them (two if you want to filter on group and role) set to `>0` and the other ones set to `-1`.
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List<ProcessSupervisor> |
ProcessSupervisorApi.searchProcessSupervisors(Map<String,Object> queryParams) |
Finds ProcessSupervisors
Finds ProcessSupervisors with pagination params and filters To filter, you need to specify the `process_id`, and then the `user_id`, `group_id` and `role_id` with one of them (two if you want to filter on group and role) set to `>0` and the other ones set to `-1`.
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ApiResponse<List<ProcessSupervisor>> |
ProcessSupervisorApi.searchProcessSupervisorsWithHttpInfo(Integer p,
Integer c,
List<String> f,
String o,
String s) |
Finds ProcessSupervisors
Similar to searchProcessSupervisors but it also returns the http response headers .
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ApiResponse<List<ProcessSupervisor>> |
ProcessSupervisorApi.searchProcessSupervisorsWithHttpInfo(Map<String,Object> queryParams) |
Finds ProcessSupervisors
Finds ProcessSupervisors with pagination params and filters To filter, you need to specify the `process_id`, and then the `user_id`, `group_id` and `role_id` with one of them (two if you want to filter on group and role) set to `>0` and the other ones set to `-1`.
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