delete of folder gives me 403..

[mortias]

Hello,

Any idea how to enable the DELETE rest command on the jasperserver? when i try to delete a created folder via the api i get this response.. or i'm missing something? The user used is the admin so..

InboundJaxrsResponse{ ClientResponse{method=DELETE, uri=http://path_to_server/jasperserver/rest_v2/resources, status=403, reason=Forbidden}}

[mortias]

in the singleResourceAdapter the delete works public OperationResult delete() { JerseyRequest request = buildRequest(sessionStorage, Object.class, new String[]{"/resources", resourceUri}); return request.delete(); }

however if i use the batchadapter

public OperationResult delete(){ 
    return getBuilder(Object.class).delete();
}

i get the permission denied error..

[mortias]

Is this correct to delete multiple items? //multiple OperationResult result = client .authenticate("jasperadmin", "jasperadmin") .resourcesService() .resources() .parameter(ResourceSearchParameter.RESOURCE_URI, "/some/resource/uri/1") .parameter(ResourceSearchParameter.RESOURCE_URI, "/some/resource/uri/2") .delete();

if i dig into the code it adds parameters instead of paths, so the targetUri becomes ..... [path to server] jasperserver/rest_v2/resources?resourceUri=integration/reports/testreport instead of [path to server] jasperserver/rest_v2/resources/integration/reports/testreport

as far as i'm aware the get function on resources?resourceUri doesn't exist..

[Actine]

@mortias Yes, deleting multiple resources is done by supplying URI's via resourceUri parameter. Regarding the issue with the client — can't help much, let's wait for the dev

[mortias]

ok i see http://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/jasperreports-server-web-services-guide/v56/deleting-resources.. maybe that isn't the issue then.. so why can i delete a resource with the resource("a").delete method but not in batch ..

[Actine]

@mortias One guess would be trying to delete resources (or a folder of resources) that are interdependent. e.g. trying to delete a folder with domain and report based on it could fail if JRS tries to delete the domain first.

[mortias]

i'm just trying to delete a folder with nothing in it which i"ve just created..

[mortias]

So this in batch doesn't work: OperationResult result = session.resourcesService().resources().parameter(ResourceSearchParameter.FOLDER_URI, folder.getUri()).delete();

but this is .. for the same folder OperationResult result = session.resourcesService().resource(folder.getUri()).delete();

[mortias]

same thing with a report, in batch i can't, so i get the forbidden error, with the normal singleresourceadapter it works..

[Krasnyanskiy]

Ok, I see the problem.

[mortias]

@Krasnyanskiy so you can reproduce the error? do you see a solution :) i have the impression he takes it as a server path rather then a request string.. maybe it needs urlencoding.. ? don't know..

[Krasnyanskiy]

@mortias Yes, I can reproduce it.

[mortias]

i don't want to be a pain, but i think you miss some tests to assert all functionalities..

[Krasnyanskiy]

No, I checked it one more time, and it's OK with web service.

[mortias]

ah, ok, let me first say thank you for sorting things out with me.   so then there is something fishy with the client ?    

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No, I checked one more time. And it's OK with web service.

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[Krasnyanskiy]

Maybe, I need to check it more deeply.

[mortias]

are you sure it is a supported (new/old) feature of the jrs 5.0 ? because if you google on "rest_v2/resources ?resourceUri" i only find one or two references..

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Maybe, I need to check it more deeply.

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[Actine]

@mortias I think you were right when you said "maybe it needs urlencoding". In debugging mode I see that the request goes to URL http://localhost:8080/jasperserver-pro/rest_v2/resources?resourceURI=/some/resource/uri/1&resourceURI=/some/resource/uri/2, whereas slashes must be urlencoded for the endpoint to consume it correctly. As a temp workaround try urlencoding them before feeding to the client (IIRC %2F is slash)

With regard to JRS version — in fact RESTv2 Repository service was introduced in 5.5, if I'm not mistaken; it's absent in 5.0 totally, so neither way to delete a resource would work for you in that case.

[Krasnyanskiy]

I checked it on 5.6.0.

[mortias]

well i'm at home so i wasn't sure of the versions but if you checked it that is something we can exclude :) i have the impression that it tells me i don't have the permission on that path which is correct because this path doesn't exist, however it doesn't interprete the string as a urlencoded one, i need to test this tomorrow if you are not first..

[mortias]

or maybe you see something in the logs of the server?

[Krasnyanskiy]

I tried to delete folders via pure Jersey

Client client = ClientBuilder
        .newClient()
        .register(HttpAuthenticationFeature.basic("superuser", "superuser"))
        .register(JacksonFeature.class);

WebTarget target = client.target("http://54.196.19.224:8080/jasperserver-pro/");

Response resp = target
        .path("/rest_v2/resources/?resourceURI=/public/Samples/NewFolder1&resourceURI=/public/Samples/NewFolder2")
        .request()
        .delete();

But result is the same. Even if I change slash with %2F in URIs.

[Actine]

OK, I got it. The parameter's name is wrong. It must be resourceUri instead of resourceURI. (source: internal wiki page. but must be in the public docs too)

[mortias]

isnt it (without the "/" slash after /resources ("/rest_v2/resources?resourceURI=/public/Samples/NewFolder1&resourceURI=/public/Samples/NewFolder2

[Krasnyanskiy]

Oh, but it works with

Response resp = target
        .path("/rest_v2/resources")
        .queryParam("resourceUri", "/public/Samples/NewFolder1")
        .queryParam("resourceUri", "/public/Samples/NewFolder2")
        .request()
        .delete();

[Actine]

@Krasnyanskiy well I'm testing with Postman, and it worked for me even without urlencoding: http://localhost:8080/jasperserver-pro/rest_v2/resources?resourceUri=/qa_automation/fld1&resourceUri=/qa_automation/fld2 worked, whereas resourceURI failed with access denied

[mortias]

ha! so then the resourcesearchparameter enum RESOURCE_URI("resourceURI") should be resourceUri which explains why FOLDER_URI("folderUri") works in the searches ..

OperationResult result = client .authenticate("jasperadmin", "jasperadmin") .resourcesService() .resources() .parameter(ResourceSearchParameter.RESOURCE_URI, "/some/resource/uri/1") .parameter(ResourceSearchParameter.RESOURCE_URI, "/some/resource/uri/2") .delete();

[mortias]

i'll test it tomorrow but i'm quite sure it's this! nice teamwork guys ! (if it works :) )

[Krasnyanskiy]

Fixed (see develop branch).

[mortias]

confirmed ! i've also send them a request to change their documentation https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/jasperreports-server-web-services-guide/v56/deleting-resources