Get information about all environments in an application#
Request#
GET https://{hostname}:{port}
/cli/application/environmentsInApplication?{parameters}
Accept: application/json
Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
application | string | true | Name or ID of the application |
Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Accept | application/json |
true |
Example#
curl -k -u jsmith:passwd
"https://myserver.example.com:8443/cli/application/environmentsInApplication
?application=JPetStore"
Example response#
[{
"id": "172e7c08-598b-5438-2d3d-821447b506c7",
"securityResourceId": "172e7c08-5959-a1f3-29a6-16f95b9d2de9",
"name": "Example environment",
"description": "",
"color": "#ffffff",
"requireApprovals": false,
"noSelfApprovals": false,
"lockSnapshots": false,
"calendarId": "172e7c08-5992-49c0-23f6-ccff6c9dcbbe",
"active": true,
"deleted": false,
"snapshotDaysToKeep": 0,
"cleanupDaysToKeep": 0,
"cleanupCountToKeep": 0,
"enableProcessHistoryCleanup": true,
"useSystemDefaultDays": true,
"historyCleanupDaysToKeep": 365,
"requireSnapshot": false,
"gate": {
}
}]
Related CLI command: getEnvironmentsInApplication.
Parent topic: application resource