You should try the /maximo/api route using an API Key in your request headers. Something like:
GET /maximo/api/os/mxapiwodetail?lean=1&oslc.pageSize=5&oslc.select=*
apikey: 1234567890
You are getting an HTML response as the /maximo/oslc route is likely protected by the application server requiring an authentication token or cookie (this typically happens when you have a SAML/SSO setup).
Hope this helps,
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Alex Walter
A3J Group
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue April 30, 2024 09:26 AM
From: suman kumar
Subject: MAS oslc url
Thank you.
using "https://hostserver.com/maximo/oslc" unable to get the data from postman while it says status "200 ok" with below response as in screenshot however it does not get any data.This response is same for all three kinds of authentication i.e. maxauth, apikey and autorization.
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suman kumar
Original Message:
Sent: Fri April 12, 2024 09:13 AM
From: Alex Walter
Subject: MAS oslc url
The /maximo/api route is identical to the /maximo/oslc route - the only difference is that the /maximo/api route is not protected authentication-wise by the application container. Therefore API Keys can be used with the /maximo/api route.
Hope this helps,
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Alex Walter
A3J Group
Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 11, 2024 05:21 PM
From: suman kumar
Subject: MAS oslc url
Hi,
do these both urls produce the same result performance wise. Is there any other difference ?
https://server/maximo/oslc/os
https://server/maximo/api/os
Thanks,
Suman
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suman kumar
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