Rest API v1 get subnodes using where_type param

Hi everybody,

Does anybody know how to use "where_type" param to get subnodes of several types (for example 0 and 144)?

I try the following, but it does not work (all node types returns):

var url = baseURL + '/api/v1/nodes/2000/nodes';
  $.ajax({
   url:url,
   data: {where_type: [0,144]},
   type:"GET",
   dataType:"json",
   headers: { "OTCSTicket": myTicket },
   success:function(res){
    console.log(res);
   },
   error:function(res){
    console.log(res.statusText);
   }
  });

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AlexGerasimov

Hi Ivan,

This is the "GET" method, so all parameters should be in the URL:

/api/v1/nodes/2000/nodes?where_type=0&where_type=144

Regards,

Alex

Ivan_Gagarin

Alexander, thank you very much!

It works perfect!

Steven Herring

Hello,

We are using CS16.2 and were hoping to use the filter '/api/v1/nodes/72940481/nodes?where_type=144' but end up receiving the following error (permissions are full control using an Admin account:

'Error getting the objects of the Folder'

Using 'where_name' clause works as expected and both where clauses work in the CS10 environment that we also run.

I could not find any reference to this being an issue in particular but wondered if anyone else using Oracle has the same problem ?

I found a similar (but not the same) problem here under KB2715514 for reference and although it is not identical may provide a clue.

Anyone have similar issues ?

Steven

AKropp

Hi Steven,

Can you try it with the v2 endpoint and see if you get a different result? It would be interesting to know if the result is the same. Either way you’re probably going to have to take a look at Content Server logging to see what’s happening with the request when it hits. Would suggest debug=2, wantlogs=true for threads and connects, but also wantlapilogs=true which will show extra inargs/outargs information for API calls that can be very handy. These days you can set the former through the admin pages without restarting, but the wantlapilogs setting is still a manual addition to opentext.ini.

Sometimes error messages within are pretty easy to discern (might even line up with that KBA you mentioned), but if you need a hand interpreting the logging feel free to open up a support ticket and we’ll be happy to help you out.

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Rest API v1 get subnodes using where_type param

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