Retrieve Security Environment Files

This API is responsible for retrieving all files associated to a unique Security Environment.

[GET]/api/v1/{itemId}/intermediary/{taxId}/security-environment/{siteCode}/{version}

[GET]/api/v1/{itemId}/intermediary/{taxId}/security-environment/{siteCode}

Version parameter is optional.

Response: List of Security Environment files.

Header

Header used on this API are those taken from header standards of TS Digital.

Content-type is accepted in application/json

Query Parameters

Parameters used to make a successful request.

itemId: Unique personal identification of the item associated with  Security Environments requested. Mandatory for personal or technical users .(required) taxId: Unique fiscal code of the item associated with  Security Environments requested. (required) siteCode: (required) version: Current version of the Security Environment Version. (optional)

Body

No body is needed to make this request.

Response

On successful response

If successful, the API responds with HTTP code 200(OK) with the following body:

[
    {
    "name": "string",
    "content": "string"
    }
 ]

name: Name of the file. content: Content of the file encrypted on Base64.

On error response

In the event of an error, the API responds with a body JSON with the following format:

{
  "code": "string",
  "timestamp": "2022-05-05T12:46:42.016Z",
  "message": "string",
  "subErrors": [
    {}
  ]
}

code: A string representation of the HTTP error code, linked with the returned http error timestamp: Date and time of the answer, expressed as a string. message: Message expressing error.

Possible errors are:

400: The request is malformed (parameters with incorrect format, invalid or inconsistent parameters). 401: An authorization token has not been provided or the authorization token provided is invalid (eg: it has expired). 403: The provided token is valid, but the user is not authorized to perform the operation. 500: An unexpected error occurred.