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The following functions are available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer Web Service API:
The following functions are available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer Web Service API:


* [[QueryObjectProperties (API)|QueryObjectProperties]] returns all the listed properties queried for all the listed objects identified by [[Unique Identifier|unique identifiers]].
* [[QueryObjectProperties (API)|QueryObjectProperties]] returns all the listed properties queried for all the listed objects identified by unique identifiers.
* [[ValidateModel (API)|ValidateModel]] can be used to perform all the pending tasks stored in the work queue of the given model.
* [[ValidateModel (API)|ValidateModel]] can be used to perform all the pending tasks stored in the work queue of the given model.



Revision as of 15:45, 5 February 2018

QPR ProcessAnalzyer Web Service API (Application Programming Interface) can be used to automate operations and to create integration with other applications.

Functions

The following functions are available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer Web Service API:

  • QueryObjectProperties returns all the listed properties queried for all the listed objects identified by unique identifiers.
  • ValidateModel can be used to perform all the pending tasks stored in the work queue of the given model.

Object Types and Their Properties

Identifying QPR ProcessAnalyzer Objects

QPR ProcessAnalyzer unique identifiers are used to uniquely identify any object in QPR ProcessAnalyzer. The format of a unique identifier is:

PA.<type>.<object>

In the format, <type> can be any of the following:

  • 0: undefined (reserved, do not use)
  • 1: project
  • 2: data table
  • 3: model
  • 4: filter
  • 5: bookmark

Example Usage

//login                 
$.ajax({
  "method": "POST",
  "url": "http://localhost/qprpa/Mainservice.svc/webHttp/Authenticate",
  "dataType": "json", "contentType": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
  "data": JSON.stringify({
    'logOnName': '<username>',
    'password': '<password>',
    'parameters': ''
  })
});                       

//create user
$.ajax({
  "method": "POST",
  "url": "http://localhost/qprpa/Mainservice.svc/webHttp/SetUser",
  "dataType": "json", "contentType": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
  "data": JSON.stringify({ 
    "sessionId": "547c1aa5-e85b-4642-bbb1-8cb656015002",
    "user": {"Name": "user", "FullName": "first last" },
    "parameters": [{"Key": "Password", "Value": "demo"}]
  })
});

//add user to group, value 8:12:0 is user:group:member type
$.ajax({
  "method": "POST",
  "url": "http://localhost/qprpa/Mainservice.svc/webHttp/ModifyUserRelations",
  "dataType": "json", "contentType": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
  "data": JSON.stringify({ 
    "sessionId": "749dcbdb-e57b-434b-a739-1f4ddc7ebc30",
    "parameters": [{"Key": "AddGroups", "Value": "8:12:0"}]
  })
});

//log off
$.ajax({
  "method": "POST",
  "url": "http://localhost/qprpa/Mainservice.svc/webHttp/LogOff",
  "dataType": "json", "contentType": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
  "data": JSON.stringify({ 
    "sessionId":"75aa3d08-5ad9-4b0b-8981-7daca98348cd"
  })
});

Power Shell Example of listing users

$paService=New-WebServiceProxy –Uri “http://localhost/qprpa/MainService.svc ”
$connection=$paService.Authenticate("username","password",@())
$token=$connection.GetValue(0).Value
$token
$param=@()
$users=$paService.GetUsers($token,$null,$param)
$users
$paService | get-member | ? {$_.definition -match "GetAnalysis"}