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Upload Core Files for an Incident
Use this API to upload core files for an incident.
URI
https://[host]/api/juniper/servicenow/incident-management/incidents/{id}/uploadCoreFiles (HTTP method = POST)
URI Parameters
Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id | Integer | Yes | ID of the incident for which core files are to be uploaded |
Consumes
- application/vnd.juniper.servicenow.incident-management.incident.uploadCoreFiles +xml;version=1;charset=UTF-8
- application/vnd.juniper.servicenow.incident-management.incident.uploadCoreFiles +json;version=1;charset=UTF-8
Request Elements
Element | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | Integer | ID of the core file |
isDeleteCoreFilesFromRouter | Boolean | Flag to indicate if core files should be deleted from the device after upload Possible values:
|
Produces
- application/vnd.juniper.servicenow.incident-management.servicenowmsg+xml;version=1
- application/vnd.juniper.servicenow.incident-management.servicenowmsg+json;version=1
Response Elements
Element | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
msg | String | Status message of the upload core file job |
Sample Input
Sample XML Input
<uploadCoreFiles> <coreFiles> <id>71480</id> </coreFiles> <coreFiles> <id>71481</id> </coreFiles> <isDeleteCoreFilesFromRouter/> </uploadCoreFiles>
Sample JSON Input
{
"uploadCoreFiles": {
"coreFiles": [
{
"id": "71479"
},
{
"id": "71482"
}
],
"isDeleteCoreFilesFromRouter": ""
}
}Sample Output
Sample XML Output
<serviceNowMsg> <msg>Core files uploaded successfully</msg> </ serviceNowMsg>
Sample JSON Output
{
"serviceNowMsg": { "msg": "Core files uploaded successfully" }
}
