Querying a Specified API Version

Function

This API is used to query a specified API version.

Constraints and Limitations

None

URI

• URI format

  GET /{api_version}

• Parameter description

  Parameter	Mandatory	Description
  api_version	Yes	Specifies the API version, for example, v1.

Request

• Request parameters

  None

• Example request

  GET https://{endpoint}/v1

Response

• Parameter description

  Parameter	Type	Description
  version	Object	Specifies the version of an API. For details, see Table 1.

  Table 1 version field description

  Parameter	Type	Description
  id	String	Specifies the version ID, for example, v1.
  links	Array of objects	Specifies the API URL. For details, see Table 2.
  version	String	Specifies the version. If the APIs of this version support microversions, the system returns the supported maximum microversion. If the microversion is not supported, the system returns an empty value.
  status	String	Specifies the version status. Values are as follows: CURRENT: widely used version SUPPORT: earlier version which is still supported DEPRECATED: deprecated version which may be deleted later
  updated	String	Specifies the version release time, which must be the UTC time. For example, the release time of v1 is 2018-05-30T15:00:00Z.
  min_version	String	Specifies the microversion. If APIs of a version support microversions, the system returns the supported minimum microversion. If microversions are not supported, the system returns an empty value.

  Table 2 links parameters

  Parameter	Type	Description
  rel	String	Describes a link.
  href	String	Specifies the version query link.

• Example response

  {
      "version": {
          "id": "v1",
          "links": [
              {
                  "href": "https://sdrs.localdomain.com/v1",
                  "rel": "self"
              }
          ],
          "status": "CURRENT",
          "updated": "2018-05-30T00:00:00Z",
          "version": "",
          "min_version": ""
      }
  }

  Or

  {  
        "error": {  
            "message": "XXXX",   
            "code": "XXX"  
        }  
    }

  In the preceding example, error indicates a general error, for example, badrequest or itemNotFound. An example is provided as follows:

  {  
        "badrequest": {  
            "message": "XXXX",   
            "code": "XXX"  
        }  
    }

Returned Value

• Normal

  Returned Value	Description
  200	The server has accepted the request.

• Abnormal

  Returned Value	Description
  400 Bad Request	The server failed to process the request.
  401 Unauthorized	You must enter a username and the password to access the requested page.
  403 Forbidden	You are forbidden to access the requested page.
  404 Not Found	The server could not find the requested page.
  405 Method Not Allowed	You are not allowed to use the method specified in the request.
  406 Not Acceptable	The response generated by the server could not be accepted by the client.
  407 Proxy Authentication Required	You must use the proxy server for authentication so that the request can be processed.
  408 Request Timeout	The request timed out.
  409 Conflict	The request could not be processed due to a conflict.
  500 Internal Server Error	Failed to complete the request because of a service error.
  501 Not Implemented	Failed to complete the request because the server does not support the requested function.
  502 Bad Gateway	Failed to complete the request because the server receives an invalid response from an upstream server.
  503 Service Unavailable	Failed to complete the request because the system is unavailable.
  504 Gateway Timeout	A gateway timeout error occurred.