Application Research ORD Documents API is one of 36 APIs that Application Research publishes on the APIs.io network, described by a machine-readable OpenAPI specification.
This API exposes 5 JSON Schema definitions.
Tagged areas include ORD Documents. The published artifact set on APIs.io includes an OpenAPI specification, API documentation, code examples, and 5 JSON Schemas.
This API exposes
5 operations
across 2 paths,
and defines 59 schemas.
It is described by OpenAPI 3.2.0, at version 1.12.0.
Requests are made against 2 base URLs: https://api.example.com/ord/v1, https://sandbox.example.com/ord/v1.
5 operations2 paths59 schemas1 DELETE2 GET1 POST1 PUT
Metadata
The identity and technical contract details declared by the specification.
Application Research ORD Documents API declares
2 security schemes
for authenticating requests.
It supports OAuth 2.0 (oauth2) using the clientCredentials flow, exposing 3 scopes.
It accepts HTTP bearer tokens (JWT) (bearerAuth).
By default, every request must be authenticated.
oauth2 — OAuth 2.0 authentication
Paths & Operations 5
Across 2 paths, the API surfaces 5 operations — 1 DELETE, 2 GET, 1 POST, 1 PUT. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
ORD Documents 5
Operations for ORD Document management
GET
/documents
Application Research List all ORD Documents
listOrdDocuments3 params→ 200400401500
POST
/documents
Application Research Create a new ORD Document
createOrdDocumentbody→ 201400401409500
GET
/documents/{documentId}
Application Research Get an ORD Document by ID
getOrdDocument1 param→ 200404500
PUT
/documents/{documentId}
Application Research Update an ORD Document
updateOrdDocument1 parambody→ 200400404500
DELETE
/documents/{documentId}
Application Research Delete an ORD Document
deleteOrdDocument1 param→ 204404500
Schemas 59
The contract defines 59 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are ApiResource (47 properties), EventResource (42 properties), DataProduct (38 properties), EntityType (28 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
ReleaseStatus
string
ConsumptionBundle
object
Groups APIs and Events that can be consumed with the same credentials
14 properties2 required
GroupType
object
Defines the semantics of group assignments
3 properties2 required
PolicyLevel
string
Policy level for compliance
EventResourceIntegrationAspect
object
4 properties1 required
SystemType
object
The abstract type of an application or service
5 properties
EntityTypeOrdIdTarget
object
1 property1 required
ChangelogEntry
object
5 properties3 required
EntityTypeCorrelationIdTarget
object
1 property1 required
Visibility
string
SpecificationId
string
Valid Specification ID
Link
object
3 properties2 required
SystemInstance
object
A concrete, running instance of a system type
6 properties
Tag
string
EventResourceDefinition
object
Link and categorization of a machine-readable event definition
5 properties3 required
Tombstone
object
Indicates that a previously published ORD resource has been removed
5 properties1 required
ApiResource
object
High-level description of an exposed API
47 properties9 required
DataProductInputPort
object
1 property1 required
ApiModelSelectorJsonPointer
object
2 properties2 required
EntityTypeMapping
object
2 properties1 required
PolicyLevelId
string
CustomPolicyLevel
string
Capability
object
Describes use-case specific capabilities, features, or configuration
23 properties7 required
EventResource
object
High-level description of a collection of related events
42 properties8 required
ApiModelSelectorOData
object
2 properties2 required
Extensible
object
2 properties1 required
CredentialExchangeStrategy
object
Specifies how credentials can be obtained
4 properties1 required
DataProductOutputPort
object
1 property1 required
CorrelationId
string
Correlation ID for referencing related data
ApiEventResourceLink
object
3 properties2 required
ConsumptionBundleReference
object
Reference to a Consumption Bundle
2 properties1 required
RelatedEntityType
object
2 properties1 required
PackageLink
object
3 properties2 required
DocumentationLabels
object
Vendor
object
The vendor of a product or package
6 properties2 required
LineOfBusiness
string
ApiResourceDefinition
object
Link and categorization of a machine-readable API definition
5 properties3 required
ApiProtocol
string
OrdDocument
object
The ORD Document serves as a wrapper for ORD resources and taxonomy, adding top-level information specific to the document and the system it describes.
23 properties1 required
SystemVersion
object
States the design-time version/release of a system instance
6 properties
Error
object
4 properties2 required
ApiResourceIntegrationAspect
object
2 properties1 required
EntityType
object
Describes a business concept or underlying conceptual model
28 properties8 required
Industry
string
Package
object
A Package organizes a set of related resources together by publishing and catalog presentation concerns.
22 properties6 required
DataProduct
object
A data set exposed for consumption outside the producing application
38 properties12 required
Labels
object
Product
object
A commercial product or service
10 properties4 required
Group
object
Group instance that resources can be assigned to
4 properties3 required
ExposedEntityType
object
1 property1 required
AccessStrategy
object
Defines the access strategy for accessing resource definitions
3 properties1 required
EventResourceIntegrationAspectSubset
object
1 property1 required
CapabilityDefinition
object
Link and categorization of a machine-readable capability definition
5 properties3 required
OrdDocumentList
object
4 properties
DataProductLink
object
3 properties2 required
IntegrationAspect
object
Constituent part of an Integration Dependency
6 properties2 required
GroupId
string
Valid Group ID
SemVer
string
Semantic Version string following SemVer 2.0.0
IntegrationDependency
object
States that the system can integrate with external systems to achieve an integration purpose
21 properties7 required
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