Retrieve a specific incident (GET)


The GET command retrieves detailed information for a single incident.

Command overview

Method — GET
 Resource — incident
 Resource identifier — Integer that identifies the incident (the incident ID)

Parameters

 1 This parameter is required.

Sample request

https://10.0.0.1/rest/incidentAPI/1.0/incident/21569?usr=jdoe&pwd=pa55w0rd!

Sample response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <response>
  <status result="success"/>
  <result>
   <incident id="21569" critical="false" status="NEW">
    <startTime>1305938700</startTime>
    <endTime>1305939000</endTime>
    <age weeks="3" days="5" hours="9" minutes="3"/>
    <detectionTrace rule="UPPER_BOUNDARY_BROKEN"/>
    <abnormality value="3"/>
    <affectedSessions count="7"/>
    <urgency rating="20"/>
    <signalHighlights highestBoundary="0.0111" lowestBoundary="0.0021"
    highestValue="0.0413" lowestValue="0.0413"/>
    <source signalId="78" category="wpPerformance">
     <signalName>Performance incidents for Geo: United States</signalName>
      <watchpoint id="19" type="page" status="active">
       <name>Geo: United States</name>
      </watchpoint>
    </source>
    <alert/>
   </incident>
   <timeZone>
    <offset>-14400000</offset>
   </timeZone>
 </result>
</response>

Related topic

Incident-XML-reference

 

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