Map PE and PDP with Open DACS REST API

kiwi.qi

Hi, Can you let me know how to get the mapping between PE and PDP by using Open DACS REST API? Thanks.

Jirapongse

@kiwi.qi

Thanks for reaching out to us.

As I know, Open DACS APIs support C++, Java, and .NET. They are not REST API. Please verify the product that you are using.

If you are using Refinitiv Real-Time Open DACS Permission Server, you can refer to the ODPS V8.3.x Install and Developers Guide. I found peToSubServiceList which can get the mapping of PE’s to subservice names including the boolean operator for joining subservices. For more information, please contact the Refinitiv Real-Time Open DACS Permission Server support team directly via MyRefinitiv.

If you are using DACS Webservices, you can check the Data Access Control System 7.7 Web Services Programmer's Guide. You can also contact the Refinitiv Real-Time Data Access Control System support team directly via MyRefinitv for more information.

I hope that this information is of help.

kiwi.qi

Thanks @Jirapongse . Sorry for the confusion, yeah I meant Open DACS API.. Can you point me to the specific API that can get the PE and PDP mappings?

Jirapongse

@kiwi.qi

You can try the getPeToSubServiceList method in the API.

Which Open DACS API are you using (C++, Java. or .NET)?

kiwi.qi

Thank you @Jirapongse . This is from a client ask, currently they are exploring using the Open DACS API to get PE-PDP mapping, possibly they are using C++. Let me point them to the package and this particular call you shared. Does getPeToSubServiceList get PDP codes as well? e.g. the subservice names?

wasin.w

Hello @kiwi.qi

I noticed that you are using the word "DACS REST API". Besides the OpenDACS (C++, Java, and .NET), the DACS server/Open Dacs Permission Server also has its own Web API.

Please clarify with the client if they are using that DACS Server Web API. If so, that API is supported by the DACS support team, I highly recommend you contact the DACS support team directly.

Jirapongse

Yes, it will return PEs and all PDPs in those PEs.

The output looks like this: