Package org.odpi.openmetadata.accessservices.securitymanager.rest

This package defines the beans used to build the REST request and response payloads.

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Class Summary

Class	Description
ArchiveRequestBody	ArchiveRequestBody carries the parameters for marking an asset as archived (or deleted).
DatabaseColumnResponse	DatabaseColumnResponse is a response object for passing back a single database column element or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseColumnsResponse	DatabaseColumnsResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of database columns or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseManagerRequestBody	DatabaseManagerRequestBody describes the basic properties of a database manager's software server capability.
DatabaseResponse	DatabaseResponse is a response object for passing back a single database element or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseSchemaResponse	DatabaseSchemaResponse is a response object for passing back a single database schema element or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseSchemasResponse	DatabaseSchemasResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of database schemas or an exception if the request failed.
DatabasesResponse	DatabasesResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of databases or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseTableResponse	DatabaseTableResponse is a response object for passing back a single database table element or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseTablesResponse	DatabaseTablesResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of database tables or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseViewResponse	DatabaseViewResponse is a response object for passing back a single database view element or an exception if the request failed.
DatabaseViewsResponse	DatabaseViewsResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of database views or an exception if the request failed.
DataFileRequestBody	DataFileRequestBody carries the parameters for creating a new file asset.
DataFileResponse	DataFileResponse is the response structure used on the OMAS REST API calls that return the properties for a file.
DataFilesResponse	DataFilesResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of database views or an exception if the request failed.
DataFolderRequestBody	DataFileRequestBody carries the parameters for creating a new file asset.
FileFolderResponse	FileFolderResponse is the response structure used on the OMAS REST API calls that return the properties for a folder.
FileFoldersResponse	FileFoldersResponse is a response object for passing back a a list of database views or an exception if the request failed.
FileManagerRequestBody	FileManagerProperties describes the root node of a file system.
FileSystemRequestBody	FileSystemProperties describes the root node of a file system.
FileSystemResponse	FileSystemResponse is the response structure used on the OMAS REST API calls that return the properties for a file system.
MetadataSourceRequestBody	MetadataSourceRequestBody carries the parameters for marking an asset or schema as external.
PathNameRequestBody	PathNameRequestBody carries the parameters for creating a new FileFolder asset.
SecurityManagerOMASAPIRequestBody	SecurityManagerOMASAPIRequestBody provides a common header for Security Manager OMAS request bodies for its REST API.
SecurityManagerOMASAPIResponse	SecurityManagerOMASAPIResponse provides a common header for Security Manager OMAS managed rest to its REST API.
SoftwareServerCapabilityRequestBody	SoftwareServerCapabilityRequestBody describes the basic properties of a software server capability.
TemplateRequestBody	TemplateRequestBody carries the parameters for creating a new asset using a template.

Package org.odpi.openmetadata.accessservices.securitymanager.rest Description

This package defines the beans used to build the REST request and response payloads. REST APIs can pass parameters in their URLs (called path variables) as well has having a RequestBody bean for additional, more complex, or optional parameters. Responses are returned in response beans. The response beans encode the return type of the method as well as any exceptions and associated messages.