I used basic authorization with a user id that belongs to the group camunda-admin. Though, I very quickly caught a http 405 Method not allowed. What did I miss?
Hi Niall, the process is running on a server, and I’m not allowed to install a thing like Postman on a server. That’s why I used the mentioned URL. And to obtain for example the number of incidents, the URL
Is migration only part of EE edition? From the camunda docs, I had thought that it was their visualisation in the cockpit. But http 405 made me suspicious.
Hi Niall, sorry for that: when I append /engine-rest/migration/generate directly after the URLs context path, I get an http 404. I’m using the camunda app as a standalone spring boot behind an apache that maps the context paths.
If I hadn’t, the GET for the number of incidents wouldn’t have worked (see my 1st posting). But it did perfectly. Since the application is a little bit older, I’m still using 7.12 . But I hope that this is not the reason.