Deploy JAR Dynamically for Tenant
You post a request to deploy JAR dynamically for a tenant.
Request
Operation Endpoint:
POST /{tenantId}/jarDeployments
        | Parameter | Required | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Headers | Authorization | 
                            Yes | Access Token in format Bearer
                                         (see details in
                                    Authentication API). | 
                        
EnvironmentURL | 
                            Yes | Reltio Environment URL. | |
| Path | tenantId | 
                            Yes | tenantId. | 
                        
| Body | module | 
                            Yes | Complete JAR path in S3. | 
name | 
                            Yes | Name of the hot deployment. | |
description | 
                            No | Description for the hot deployment. | |
Example
Sample Request JSON:
{
   "module":"workflow/prod/OnboardingListeners.jar",
   "name":"OnboardingCustomListeners",
   "description":"Listeners to be used for Onboarding process"
}
        Response
Response Structure:
module- Complete JAR path in S3name- Name of new deploymentdescription- Description for the deploymentcreatedBy- Name of the usercreateTime- Creation time of the deploymenterror- returned if an error is encountered, contains details of the issue:errorCode- 5-digit error codeerrorMessage- error messageerrorData- details of the error:exception- exception messagestack- stack trace
innerError- details of the error from Reltio API:errorMessage- Reltio API error messageerrorCode- Reltio API error codeinnerErrorData- Reltio API inner error data
warning- returned if the operation is completed with some minor issuesstatus- result of the operation; possible values are "OK" or "failed"
Sample Response JSON:
{
   "module":"workflow/prod/OnboardingListeners.jar",
   "name":"OnboardingCustomListeners",
   "description":"Listeners to be used for Onboarding process",
   "createdBy":"user1",
   "createTime":1234567890,
   "status":"OK",
   "warning":"string"
}