Sonatype Application Categories API is one of 58 APIs that Sonatype publishes on the APIs.io network, described by a machine-readable OpenAPI specification.
This API exposes 2 JSON Schema definitions.
Tagged areas include Application Categories. The published artifact set on APIs.io includes an OpenAPI specification, API documentation, an API reference, and 2 JSON Schemas.
This API exposes
10 operations
across 8 paths,
and defines 7 schemas.
It is described by OpenAPI 3.2.0, at version 1.201.0-02.
Requests are made against the base URL https://{iq-server-host}/.
10 operations8 paths7 schemas1 DELETE7 GET1 POST1 PUT
Metadata
The identity and technical contract details declared by the specification.
Specification
OpenAPI 3.2.0
API Version
1.201.0-02
Base URL
https://{iq-server-host}/
Authentication
HTTP Basic, HTTP Bearer
Resource Areas
1
Authentication & Security 2
Sonatype Application Categories API declares
2 security schemes
for authenticating requests.
It accepts HTTP basic authentication (BasicAuth).
It accepts HTTP bearer tokens (JWT) (BearerAuth).
By default, every request must be authenticated.
Paths & Operations 10
Across 8 paths, the API surfaces 10 operations — 1 DELETE, 7 GET, 1 POST, 1 PUT. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
Application Categories 10
Use the Application Categories REST API to manage the application categories or tags assigned to the applications in an organization.
GET
/api/v2/applicationCategories/application
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to add a new appli…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to update an exist…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to retrieve a list…
Grouping applications with similar characteristics into categories makes policy management easier. You can then create a policy that applies to a specific category. Use this method to update an exist…
deleteTag2 params→ 204
Schemas 7
The contract defines 7 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are ApiApplicationCategoryDTO (5 properties), ApplicationTagsByOwnerDTO (4 properties), TagsByOwnerDTO (4 properties), ApplicationTag (3 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
TagsByOwnerDTO
object
4 properties
ApiApplicationCategoryDTO
object
5 properties
PolicyTag
object
3 properties
ApplicationTag
object
3 properties
ApplicationTagsByOwnerDTO
object
4 properties
AppliedTagsDTO
object
1 property
ApplicableTagsDTO
object
1 property
Specification
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