Request address

http://ip:port/bi/api?action=getUserPermission&token=xxxx

matters need attention

The permissions returned by the interface are explicitly assigned to the specified user / role / group, and do not include permission information from the group to which they belong, the roles included, and otherwise inherited.

Information corresponding to the following locations in the product:

Request message

Request parameter

required parameter ：xmlData(required)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<ref>

  <type>user</type>

  <name>user1</name>

</ref>

or

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<ref>

  <type>group</type>

  <path>group1</path>

</ref>

or

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<ref>

  <type>role</type>

  <name>role1</name>

</ref>

parametric description

Node parameter information:

1)type(required)For node type, it includes three kinds:user,group,role

2)name(required)Name for user / role

3)path(required)Is the path of the group.

Sample

function getNode() {

  var xml = getXml();

  $.post("http://" + ip + ":" + port + "/" + project + "/api?action=getUserPermission&token=xxxx ",

     {xmlData : xml},

     function(result) {

     writeXml(result);

  });

}

Response message

Response result

1)Successful operation：

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<results>

 <rperm>

         <ref>

                 <type>db</type>

                 <path>test/a</path>

         </ref>

         <ref>

                 <type>db</type>

                 <path>test/b</path>

         </ref>

 </rperm>

 <wperm>

         <ref>

                 <type>db</type>

                 <path>test/b</path>

         </ref>

 </wperm>

</results>

Operation failure

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<results>

  <result>

     <level>6</level>

     <message>The user "test"does not exist.</message>

  </result>

</results>

Result description

The response result information is xml. direct parse.

1)Level return type with different values representing different return states，1 is success, 6 is failure.

2)The returned type represents the type, see Appendix for details.

3)The returned path represents the path. (only the path of the resource is useful and is not valid for the path of the operation)