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  1. Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services REST API
  2. Platform REST API version 2 resources
  3. Platform REST API version 3 resources
  4. Data Integration REST API
  5. File Ingestion and Replication REST API
  6. Streaming Ingestion and Replication REST API
  7. RunAJob utility
  8. ParamSetCli utility
  9. REST API codes
  10. REST API resource quick references

REST API Reference

REST API Reference

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Request body

Request body

Use the request body to pass additional attributes for the resource. When you pass attributes in a request body, you pass the attributes as part of an object.
For example, to log in with the login resource, you pass the required username and password attributes in a login object.
Some requests include sub-objects for attributes. Declare the sub-objects before listing the related attributes.

JSON format

When you use the JSON format for version 2 REST API calls, you can optionally define a request object with the @type attribute, as shown in the following examples: 
{
  "@type": "<request object>",
  "<attribute1>": "<value1>",
  "<attribute2>": "<value2>",
 }
When an attribute includes an object, state the attribute and use the object name as follows: 
{
  "@type": "<request object>",
  "<attribute1>": "<value1>",
  "<attribute2>": {
     "@type": "<attribute object>",
     "<attributeA>": "<valueA>",
     "<attributeB>": "<valueB>",}
     "@type": "<attribute object>",
     "<attributeD>": "<valueD>",
     "<attributeE>": "<valueE>",}
  "<attribute3>": "<value3>",
}
For version 3 REST API calls, do not use the @type attribute.

XML format

When you use the XML format, define a request object as an enclosing set of tags, as follows: 
<request object>
   <attribute1>value1</attribute1>
   <attribute2>value2</attribute2>
</request object>
When an attribute includes an object, enclose the attribute object within the attribute tags as follows: 
<request object>
   <attribute1>value1</attribute1>
   <attribute2>
     <attribute object>
       <attributeA>valueA</attributeA>
       <attributeB>valueB</attributeB>
     </attribute object>
     <attribute object>
       <attributeC>valueC</attributeC>
       <attributeD>valueD</attributeD>
     </attribute object>
   </attribute2>
   <attribute3>value3</attribute3>
</request object>
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