[midPoint] REST examples

[Florin. Stingaciu]

Hey,

If you look at the Location Header in the Response following the creation
of any object, you'll find the OID you just created. Using the -D switch on
curl should dump the response headers in stdout.

-F

On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 4:44 AM, Pertti Kellomäki <
pertti.kellomaki at datactica.fi> wrote:

> Ok, got that figured out by myself. I was just confused by the relatively
> complex xml files in the samples directory. Simply post something like
>
> <user><name>newuser</name><fullName>New User</fullName><givenName>New<
> /givenName><familyName>User</familyName></user>
>
> My next question is, can I get the oid of the newly created object back
> somehow? The POST does not seem to return anything. Do I search with the
> name of the new object or something else?
>
> Thanks, Pertti
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> Lähetetty: 27. lokakuuta 2016 13:38
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> Aihe: [midPoint] REST examples
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to use the REST interface, and I am able to run the examples
> given in the midPoint wiki. However, I'm having a hard time formulating
> queries myself. Can someone share for example the xml needed to create a
> new user via the REST api? Pointers to more examples or documentation
> would also be much appreciated.
>
> Pertti
>
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