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REST API
Learn how to extend the product with REST APIs.
REST API
Learn about REST API in AppScan Enterprise.
Scan Management REST APIs (Legacy)
Services
These REST web services perform a variety of tasks, particularly providing access to reporting data.
Getting Folders
Learn about using this REST service to get <folder> elements.
Requesting a collection of folders
This REST service will return a collection of <folder> elements. Each <folder> element contains information about that particular folder, including its ID, name, description, contact information and links to its contents.

REST API
Learn how to extend the product with REST APIs.
- REST API
  Learn about REST API in AppScan Enterprise.
  - Scan Management REST APIs (Legacy)
    - Web services API
      Use an Application Programming Interface (API) through REST web services to perform a variety of tasks, particularly providing access to reporting data.
    - Sample 1: Creating and running a scan using web services
      This sample leads you through creating and running a scan.
    - Sample 2: DAST Scanning through Build Automation
    - Services
      These REST web services perform a variety of tasks, particularly providing access to reporting data.
      - Requesting the web services schema
        This REST service will return the web services schema. The schema is fully annotated to describe the elements and attributes returned by all web services. Please refer to this document regarding XML specifics.
      - Requesting version information
        This REST service will return version information about the Server.
      - Getting Folders
        Learn about using this REST service to get <folder> elements.
        Requesting a collection of folders
        This REST service will return a collection of <folder> elements. Each <folder> element contains information about that particular folder, including its ID, name, description, contact information and links to its contents.
        Requesting a single folder
        This REST service will return a single folder based on ID. The <folder> element returned contains information about that particular folder, including its name, description, contact information and links to its contents.
        Requesting a collection of folder items
        This REST service will return a collection of folder items. Each folder item element contains basic information such as ID, name, description, current state and action, and so on.
        Requesting a single folder item
        This REST service will return a single folder item based on ID.
        Retrieving options for a folder item
        This REST service will retrieve options for a folder item and the URLs to access them.
        Updating the association of a scan to an application
        This REST API returns an updated XML file with a new appid value.
        Deleting a folder item
        This REST API deletes a folder item from the Scans view.
      - Running a Scan
        Learn about using this REST service to retrieve scan related information.
      - Getting Report results
        Learn about using this REST service to get report results.
  - AppScan Enterprise REST APIs
  - Defect Tracking System Integration REST API
    Learn how to use built-in Defect Tracking System Integration REST API interface to visualize RESTful web services that are used for submitting defects.
  - API change history
    Track changes made to the REST APIs across product versions.

Requesting a collection of folders

This REST service will return a collection of <folder> elements. Each <folder> element contains information about that particular folder, including its ID, name, description, contact information and links to its contents.

Note: v9.0.2.1 iFix1: The returned XML file now returns the list of users.

HTTPS method

GET

Service format

For root folder:

/services/folders

For sub-folders of a given folder:

/services/folders/<fid>/folders

Parameters

fid : folder ID of the root folder to retrieve its sub-folders

Returns

<folder> element

Example:

Refer to documented schema for more details.