getDataSourceChildResources
Deprecated as of API version 6.0. Instead use
getIntrospectableResourceIdsTask or
getIntrospectedResourceIdsTask to get this list of possible resources, , or
getIntrospectionAttributes to get the desired data. If the resource is introspected, you can use
getResource.
getResources. or
getChildResources.
Gets information on the child resources within a data source, even if those child resources have not been introspected. Accessing data source childInfo is relatively expensive. If multiple calls to this operation and/or updateDataSourceChildInfos and/or updateDataSourceChildInfosWithFilter are going to be made, making them all on one transaction improves performance. Also see
reintrospectDataSource.
Location
/services/webservices/system/admin/resource/operations/
Request Elements
path: The path to the data source.
dsPath: The path within the data source for which children are to be found. It can be the root path or the path of any container under root.
detail: The level of detail about the resources to include in the response. Valid values are NONE, SIMPLE, and FULL.
attributes (optional): Optional values to be used for the resource. These may be required to specify login information if such information is not persisted with the data source definition. See
Attributes Element.
Response Elements
resources: List of the child resources. See
Resources Element.
Faults
DataSourceError: If a data source connection cannot be established or if a data source request returns an error.
IllegalArgument: If path, dsPath, dsType, or the detail is malformed.
IllegalState: If the data source is disabled.
NotFound: If the data source resource or any portion of the path to the data source does not exist.
NotFound: If any portion of the dsPath within the data source does not exist.
Security: If the user does not have READ access on all items in path.
Security: If the user does not have WRITE access on the data source.
Security: If the user does not have the ACCESS_TOOLS right.