Getting a list of Packages from the Backlog
REST APIs are enabled with AdminStudio Enterprise Edition.
When you send this request, you will get a list of packages from the Backlog.
| Request Type | Description |
|---|---|
| API | http://localhost:8086/catalog/backlogRequests/?ProductName=XXX&version=XX.X&Vendor=XXX |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters | List all parameters in the following format: ProductName = Product Name of the Package in the Backlog tab. Vendor = Manufacturer of the Package in the Backlog tab. Version = Version of the Package in the Backlog tab. PackageRequestId = The ID of the Backlog request. If parameters are provided, it returns a list of products present in the Backlog tab matching the parameter values provided along with product details (Product Name, Version, Vendor, Package Request Id, Package Feed Id, Catalog Package Id, Automation Workflow Id, Source, Status, and Subscribe). If no parameters are provided, it returns a list of all products present in the Backlog tab along with product details (Product Name, Version, Vendor, Package Request Id, Package Feed Id, Catalog Package Id, Automation Workflow Id, Source, Status, and Subscribe). |
| Connection Info | Provides the connection information of the package as mentioned in Setting Up Connection to Run REST APIs |
| Response | Example: http://localhost:8086/catalog/backlogRequests/?ProductName=Notepad&version=12.0&Vendor=Don Ho Example: http://localhost:8086/catalog/BacklogRequests/?PackageRequestID=7 Response: <data> <data> <PackageRequestId>7</PackageRequestId> <ProductName>7-Zip</ProductName> <ProductVersion></ProductVersion> <ProductVendor>Igor Pavlov</ProductVendor> <Source>REST</Source> <Status>NoMatchInCatalog</Status> <CatalogPackageID>0</CatalogPackageID> <PackageFeedID>9</PackageFeedID> <AutomationWorkFlow>PackageAutomation</AutomationWorkFlow> <Subscribe>true</Subscribe> </data> </data> |