Package org.odpi.openmetadata.viewservices.glossarymanager.rest


package org.odpi.openmetadata.viewservices.glossarymanager.rest

This package defines the beans used to build the REST request and response payloads.

REST APIs can pass parameters in their URLs (called path variables) as well has having a RequestBody bean for additional, more complex, or optional parameters. Responses are returned in response beans.

The response beans encode the return type of the method as well as any exceptions and associated messages.

  • Classes
    Class
    Description
    ArchiveRequestBody describes the request body used to create/update connection properties.
    ClassificationRequestBody describes the request body used when classifying/reclassifying elements.
    ControlledGlossaryTermRequestBody describes the request body used to create/update controlled glossary term properties.
    EffectiveTimeQueryRequestBody carries the date/time for a query.
    GlossaryTemplateRequestBody describes the request body used to create a new glossary term from a template.
    GlossaryTermActivityTypeListResponse is a response object for passing back a list of enum values or an exception if the request failed.
    GlossaryTermRelationshipStatusListResponse is a response object for passing back a list of enum values or an exception if the request failed.
    GlossaryTermStatusListResponse is a response object for passing back a list of enum values or an exception if the request failed.
    GlossaryTermStatusRequestBody describes the request body used to update a glossary term's status.
    ReferenceableRequestBody describes the request body used to create/update properties in referenceables.
    ReferenceableUpdateRequestBody carries the correlation properties, readVersionIdentifier and effective time for a create (with parent), update or delete requests.
    RelationshipRequestBody describes the request body used when linking elements together.
    TemplateRequestBody describes the request body used to create/update elements from templates.