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Removing a Member From a Group

To remove a member from a group:

service.Delete("http://Search_Appliance:8000/a/feeds/group/2.0/domain/testGroup

/member/john");

Policy ACL API Developer’s Guide: Protocol

The sections that follow provide an introduction to the policy ACL protocol. See also the “API

Operations” and “XML Element Definitions” sections in the Administrative API Developer’s Guide: Protocol.

API Authentication

You can send API requests over HTTPS or HTTP. To use this API, you need to specify an authentication

token with each API request. The search appliance uses the token to authorize access to the operation

that you request. Authentication tokens are available only to users who have administrative rights to the

search appliance, and the tokens authorize operations only within a search appliance.

To obtain an authentication token, submit an HTTPS

POST

request structured as form post to the

following URL:

https://Search_Appliance:8443/accounts/ClientLogin

The following guidelines apply to the request:

• Include in the

POST

body the following parameters:

• Email—user name for an Admin Console administrator account.

• Passwd—password for the Admin Console account. The user name and password values must

be URL-encoded. For example, the URL-encoded form of the

AcQ.87@

password is the

AcQ%2E87%40

value.

• The

POST

request must specify the value

application/x-www-form-urlencoded

for the

Content-

Type

header.

The search appliance returns a response that contains your authentication token in response to the

POST

request. The authentication token is the

Auth

value on that page, and you need to extract the

token from the page. When you submit an API request, you must set the

Content-Type

and

authorization headers as follows:

Content-type: application/atom+xml

Authorization: GoogleLogin auth=your-authentication-token

Note: Authentication tokens expire after 24 hours or 30 minutes when not in use. Submit a request to

the URL at least once again. We recommend that you keep the token in memory rather than writing the

token to a file.

Pattern ACL API

Create, retrieve, update, and delete ACL rules for URL pattern on a search appliance.

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