DELETE certvalidation

Removes a certificate validation definition in Sterling External Authentication Server.

With the Delete certvalidation/{CertValName} method, you can delete a certificate validation definition on the server.

This API method requires authentication. The authentication token generated at login must be passed in through the "X-Authentication" header.

Table 1. Delete certvalidation request details
Method Resource URI Description

DELETE

certvalidation

/seasrest/seas/certvalidation/{Name}

Deletes certificate validation definition, based on a name, from SEAS.

Table 2. Delete certvalidation URI input parameters
Parameter Required or Optional Description Validation Valid values

certValidationName

Required

Removes a certificate validation from SEAS.

Must be a non-empty string

a-zA-Z0-9_.

HTTP CertValidation request

The following example shows the HTTP request:

DELETE https://localhost:9080/seasrest/seas/certvalidation/{certValidationName} 
“X-Authentication”: “61504f4a524b48532b776a3467643733374b526368513d3d”

XML CertValidation response

The following example shows the XML response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
    <XmlResponse>
    <httpCode>200</httpCode>
    <httpStatus>OK</httpStatus>
    <action>None</action>
    <message>Certificatevalidation definition deleted successfully.</message>
    <messageLevel>INFO</messageLevel>
    <results/>
    </XmlResponse>