Update an LSF configuration by LSF file name(PUT)

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsf_conf

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/ego_conf

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsf_cluster

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsf_shared

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_params

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_resources

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_hosts

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_queues

scheme://domain:port/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_users

Updates parameters in the database for an LSF configuration file.

For a list of supported LSF parameters in each configuration file category, see LSF Parameters you can modify with the file-based configuration APIs.

For the format to use for time-based configuration parameters, see Time format for LSF time-based configuration parameters.

For a list of parameters that cannot be modified through the API, use /platform/ws/lsfconfig/notconfigurable_list(GET).

Upon successful return, the response will include a Content-Location header with the URI of the saved LSF configuration file, and an updated Last-Modified value that the client can use in future requests.

A conditional PUT request with an If-Unmodified-Since header must be supplied to prevent lost updates in the server, otherwise, a 403 (Forbidden) response code will be returned.

If the supplied If-Unmodified-Since header does not match the actual last modified time of the LSF configuration category in request, a 412 (Precondition Failed) response code will be returned.

If the key LSF configuration data in the request body cannot be validated by the server, a 422 (Unprocessable Entity) response code will be returned with the corresponding error messages in the response body.

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsf_conf

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/ego_conf

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsf_cluster

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsf_shared

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_params

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_resources

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_hosts

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_queues

/platform/ws/lsfconfig/{configId}/lsb_users

The XML definition of the configuration file.

For additional information, refer to the schema file ./schemas/lsfconfig/lsfConfigFile.xsd.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<lsfConfigFile name="%s" lastModifiedTime="%s">
    <section name="%s">
        <element>
            <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
           <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
        </element>
    </section>
	<section name="%s">
        <element>
            <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
           <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
        </element>
    </section>
	...
</lsfConfigFile>

• 303 See Other: Action performed successfully. Get the URI for details.
• 403 Forbidden: Access is restricted by role-based access control permissions.
• 404 Not Found: The specified configuration file category does not exist.
• 412 Precondition Failed: The supplied If-Unmodified-Since header does not match the actual last modified time of the LSF configuration file category in the database.
• 422 Unprocessable Entity: The request body contains semantically erroneous data.
• 500 Internal Server Error: Exception occurred.

Content-Location (Only if response code is 303)

If successful, returns detailed information about the specified LSF configuration file.

For additional information, refer to the schema file ./schemas/lsfconfig/lsfConfigFile.xsd.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<lsfConfigFile name="%s" lastModifiedTime="%s">
    <section name="%s">
        <element>
            <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
           <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
        </element>
    </section>
	<section name="%s">
        <element>
            <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
           <attr key="%s" value="%s"/>
        </element>
    </section>
	...
</lsfConfigFile>

If not successful, returns an error message.

For additional information, refer to the schema file ./schemas/error/error.xsd.

<error>
  <message>
     %s
  </message>
</error>