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PKI 10.8 Python Changes
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The
systems
has been replaced withsubsystems
.
Previously the PKIConnection
object had to be created for a specific subsystem, limiting its use to that subsystem only.
Also, the get()
, post()
, put()
, delete()
had to be used with relative paths except when use_root_uri=True
.
For example:
ca_connection = PKIConnection(hostname='localhost', port='8080', subsystem='ca') kra_connection = PKIConnection(hostname='localhost', port='8080', subsystem='kra') ca_login_client = AccountClient(ca_connection) kra_login_client = AccountClient(kra_connection) cert_client = CertClient(ca_connection) key_client = KeyClient(kra_connection) info = ca_connection.get('/pki/rest/info', use_root_uri=True) certs = ca_connection.get('/rest/certs') keys = kra_connection.get('/rest/agent/keys')
Since PKI 10.8 the PKIConnection
object no longer needs to be created for a specific subsystem,
allowing a single connection to be used with multiple subsystems.
Instead, the subsystem should be specified when creating client objects.
Some client objects only work with specific subsystems only so the subsystem does not need to be specified.
The get()
, post()
, put()
, delete()
should be used with absolute paths in all cases.
For example:
connection = PKIConnection(hostname='localhost', port='8080') ca_login_client = AccountClient(connection, subsystem='ca') kra_login_client = AccountClient(connection, subsystem='kra') cert_client = CertClient(connection) # only works with CA key_client = KeyClient(connection) # only works with KRA info = connection.get('/pki/rest/info') certs = connection.get('/ca/rest/certs') keys = connection.get('/kra/rest/agent/keys')
Existing code should continue to work, but the following parameters have been deprecated and may be removed in the future:
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subsystem
inPKIConnection.init()
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use_root_uri
inPKIConnection.get()
,post()
,put()
, anddelete()
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The
get_security_domain_info()
has been replaced withget_domain_info()
.
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