This has recently been added to OAC (get the JSON for a workbook) but it's not in OAS 2025 I'm afraid.

To @Gianni Ceresa 's point about the SOAP API doc, we are indeed working on an update that will appear in the Developer's Guide soon, and he is correct that you can use an OAuth2 access token as a header to the logon endpoint to get a session ID. Mike

Thanks for your query, I've sent you a DM to clarify a few points and try and assist. Mike

Aside from creation of data sets in this idea, OAS 2025 introduces REST APIs that are configurable using details in the Enterprise Deployment Guide. https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/bi/analytics-server/oasri/index.html…

OAS 2025 introduces REST APIs that are configurable using details in the Enterprise Deployment Guide. https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/bi/analytics-server/oasri/index.html…

Hi, /api/20210901/catalog/workbooks?search=* will give you all workbooks (paged response, see the response header for details). In the response, you will see an id and parentId which are base64 encoded paths to the object and the parent of the object (folder). This endpoint, /api/20210901/catalog will give you a list of…

Something to watch for in Salesforce is that the URL used in OAC safedomains may be differnent at runtime - so if you seen an error, check the browser network tools for other domains that may also need to be registered as a safe domain.

Thanks @Brendan T and @Sumanth V -Oracle for getting here before me :-) ! In this case, iframes are probably what you'll need - these may be termed differently in other products but behind the scenes it's usually an iframe.

I've modified the status to planned as the majority of the endpoints listed here are planned, with the exception of the data set management requests (at the time of updating).

Thanks for logging this Idea Branden.

I’m working on an update of the SOAP doc currently so hopefully around that timescale.

Add an authorization header of Bearer <token> to the SOAP logon service. This will return a session ID that can be used with the other SOAP services. This should be fully available in the OAC January release.

Thanks for all that you do in the community, @Gianni Ceresa and good to catch up with you at UKOUG this year!

Thanks for logging this Mark, I agree this would make it a lot easier to test the REST APIs and also when developing embedded sites which may also be using token authentication.

Thanks for logging this Mark - it's a great idea that would make developers using the OAC APIs lives a lot easier! Mike

Hi Branden - thanks for logging this idea - I'll contact you directly to discuss further. Mike

Please could you log an SR with the details of your code (for example) is it's stopped working after an upgrade. The SOAP web services have introduced the ability to get a sessionID by using an access token as an Authorization header to the login SOAP service but I assume you're using a name/pwd to get a session ID?

Hi @mohammad-rafi-ansari-Accenture - please let me know how you get on with the various suggestions made above.. Thanks Mike Analytics PM for APIs

It is possible to import a snapshot that is on object storage (created using the API) into the OAC Snapshot UI - see details here:

This blog may be useful to you, if the API calls are scheduled : https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/oac-migration-automation