InfoSphere Optim

Howdy!

We are looking for help, We are installing Optim 11.7 in Windows, and everything seems to work fine, until we try to deploy the OSI RESTful Services to the Liberty Application server, we are doing the steps of the following documentation:

Deploying the service interface WAR file on IBM WebSphere Liberty


After that, we try to consume it, with the the URL that is defined in the documentation methods Get Optim Directory Connections method:

http://localhost:9080/server/connection

But the service returned "Not Implemented", ¿are we missing something?

If we try the other endpoints, like /monitor it returns a 404 not found, and if we try the root /server it redirects to /server/admin and returns "proxyservlet /admin". 

The curios thing is that if we try the command line utility for the service interface mentioned here Command-line utility for service interface, all the commands work properly and we can get the connections, servicesID, of our environment. 

We would like to use the OSI Restful API to automate some jobs, we looked the documentation searching for a "missing step", has someone faced something similar?

Thanks in advance.


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Cesar Tocon
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Original Message:
Sent: 1/31/2023 12:53:00 PM
From: Cesar Tocon
Subject: Cannot consume Optim Service Interface (OSI RESTful Services)

Howdy!

We are looking for help, We are installing Optim 11.7 in Windows, and everything seems to work fine, until we try to deploy the OSI RESTful Services to the Liberty Application server, we are doing the steps of the following documentation:

Deploying the service interface WAR file on IBM WebSphere Liberty


After that, we try to consume it, with the the URL that is defined in the documentation methods Get Optim Directory Connections method:

http://localhost:9080/server/connection

But the service returned "Not Implemented", ¿are we missing something?

If we try the other endpoints, like /monitor it returns a 404 not found, and if we try the root /server it redirects to /server/admin and returns "proxyservlet /admin". 

The curios thing is that if we try the command line utility for the service interface mentioned here Command-line utility for service interface, all the commands work properly and we can get the connections, servicesID, of our environment. 

We would like to use the OSI Restful API to automate some jobs, we looked the documentation searching for a "missing step", has someone faced something similar?

Thanks in advance.


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Cesar Tocon
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Hi Jimmy,

Thank you!, the war File was deployed, we found out that if you try to consume the endpoints from any browser (we tried, Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer), for example GET  http://localhost:9080/server/connection, it returns "Not Implemented", but when consuming it with PostMan, it returns the XML with the conenctions. I have no clue why with browsers it won't work.

Now we are facing another problem when trying to run the job service, with:

HTTP method: POST

URI: /execute/connection_name/service_id

But it returns a 404 not found, the service_id does exists because it can execute the service via the command utility. 

If I have any updates I will post it here.

Thanks again, regards.

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Cesar Tocon
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 31, 2023 06:37 PM
From: Jimmy Wilson
Subject: Cannot consume Optim Service Interface (OSI RESTful Services)

Cesar,

If none of the REST API services are working, that would be an indication the Optim Services Interface WAR file has not been deployed.

In 11.7, WebSphere Liberty is the application server and the OSI needs to be deployed to the base OptimWebServer/apps directory/folder.  Then the server.xml file will need to have the entry to open/call the OSI.

--

Jimmy Wilson

1999 S. Bascom Ste 700

Campbell, CA 95008

Phone +1(972) 567-5558

jwilson@abmartin.com

 

Unstructured Data Masking

Data Privacy/Test data Management - fabrication, optimization, obfuscation

Original Message:
Sent: 1/31/2023 12:53:00 PM
From: Cesar Tocon
Subject: Cannot consume Optim Service Interface (OSI RESTful Services)

Howdy!

We are looking for help, We are installing Optim 11.7 in Windows, and everything seems to work fine, until we try to deploy the OSI RESTful Services to the Liberty Application server, we are doing the steps of the following documentation:

Deploying the service interface WAR file on IBM WebSphere Liberty


After that, we try to consume it, with the the URL that is defined in the documentation methods Get Optim Directory Connections method:

http://localhost:9080/server/connection

But the service returned "Not Implemented", ¿are we missing something?

If we try the other endpoints, like /monitor it returns a 404 not found, and if we try the root /server it redirects to /server/admin and returns "proxyservlet /admin". 

The curios thing is that if we try the command line utility for the service interface mentioned here Command-line utility for service interface, all the commands work properly and we can get the connections, servicesID, of our environment. 

We would like to use the OSI Restful API to automate some jobs, we looked the documentation searching for a "missing step", has someone faced something similar?

Thanks in advance.


------------------------------
Cesar Tocon
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 2/1/2023 1:28:00 PM
From: Cesar Tocon
Subject: RE: Cannot consume Optim Service Interface (OSI RESTful Services)

Hi Jimmy,

Thank you!, the war File was deployed, we found out that if you try to consume the endpoints from any browser (we tried, Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer), for example GET  http://localhost:9080/server/connection, it returns "Not Implemented", but when consuming it with PostMan, it returns the XML with the conenctions. I have no clue why with browsers it won't work.

Now we are facing another problem when trying to run the job service, with:

HTTP method: POST

URI: /execute/connection_name/service_id

But it returns a 404 not found, the service_id does exists because it can execute the service via the command utility. 

If I have any updates I will post it here.

Thanks again, regards.

------------------------------
Cesar Tocon
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: Tue January 31, 2023 06:37 PM
From: Jimmy Wilson
Subject: Cannot consume Optim Service Interface (OSI RESTful Services)

Cesar,

If none of the REST API services are working, that would be an indication the Optim Services Interface WAR file has not been deployed.

In 11.7, WebSphere Liberty is the application server and the OSI needs to be deployed to the base OptimWebServer/apps directory/folder.  Then the server.xml file will need to have the entry to open/call the OSI.

--

Jimmy Wilson

1999 S. Bascom Ste 700

Campbell, CA 95008

Phone +1(972) 567-5558

jwilson@abmartin.com

 

Unstructured Data Masking

Data Privacy/Test data Management - fabrication, optimization, obfuscation

Original Message:
Sent: 1/31/2023 12:53:00 PM
From: Cesar Tocon
Subject: Cannot consume Optim Service Interface (OSI RESTful Services)

Howdy!

We are looking for help, We are installing Optim 11.7 in Windows, and everything seems to work fine, until we try to deploy the OSI RESTful Services to the Liberty Application server, we are doing the steps of the following documentation:

Deploying the service interface WAR file on IBM WebSphere Liberty


After that, we try to consume it, with the the URL that is defined in the documentation methods Get Optim Directory Connections method:

http://localhost:9080/server/connection

But the service returned "Not Implemented", ¿are we missing something?

If we try the other endpoints, like /monitor it returns a 404 not found, and if we try the root /server it redirects to /server/admin and returns "proxyservlet /admin". 

The curios thing is that if we try the command line utility for the service interface mentioned here Command-line utility for service interface, all the commands work properly and we can get the connections, servicesID, of our environment. 

We would like to use the OSI Restful API to automate some jobs, we looked the documentation searching for a "missing step", has someone faced something similar?

Thanks in advance.


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Cesar Tocon
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