GET Trust Certificate Group
Retrieves a Trust Certificate Group from the Secure Proxy Configuration Manager.
With the /getTrustCertGroup/{Trust Certificate Group Name} method, you can retrieve a predefined Trust Certificate Group on the Secure Proxy Configuration Manager.
This API method requires authentication. The authentication token that is generated at login must be passed in through the "X-Authentication" header.
| Method | Resource | URI | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
GET |
trustCertGroup |
/sspcmrest/sspcm/rest/trustCertGroup/getTrustCertGroup/{Trust Certificate Group Name} |
Get the XML corresponding to the Trust Certificate Group defined with in the Secure Proxy Configuration Manager. |
| Parameter | Required or Optional | Description | Validation | Valid values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Trust Certificate Group Name |
Required |
The name of the Trust Certificate Group that is defined with in Secure Proxy Configuration Manager. |
Must be a non-empty string |
a-zA-Z0-9_. |
Trust Certificate Group response body parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
XML |
The XML corresponding to the Trust Certificate Group |
HTTP Trust Certificate Group request
The following example shows the HTTP request:
GET https://localhost:8443/sspcmrest/sspcm/rest/trustCertGroup/getTrustCertGroup/tcg
“X-Authentication”: “61504f4a524b48532b776a3467643733374b526368513d3d”
XML Trust Certificate Group request
<trustCertGroupDef>
<createdBy>admin</createdBy>
<createdTimestamp>2024-06-09 02:52:13 PM</createdTimestamp>
<description>
<![CDATA[descc]]></description>
<forceToUnlock>false</forceToUnlock>
<formatVer>10</formatVer>
<formatVersion>2</formatVersion>
<lastModifiedBy>admin</lastModifiedBy>
<lastModifiedTimestamp>2024-06-09 02:52:13 PM</lastModifiedTimestamp>
<lockedBy>admin</lockedBy>
<lockedTimestamp>2024-06-09 02:52:40 PM</lockedTimestamp>
<name>tcg</name>
<selectedCertLists>
<selectedCertList>sspDefaultTrustedCert</selectedCertList>
</selectedCertLists>
<selectedTrustStore>dfltTrustStore</selectedTrustStore>
<status>locked</status>
<verStamp>1</verStamp>
</trustCertGroupDef>
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