API actions
In addition to object-based operations, the Boomi Enterprise Platform API supports action-based operations that do not fall into the object/verb hierarchy.
Boomi supports the following action-based operations:
To import these operations, you must select the EXECUTE connector action in the Boomi Enterprise Platform API and Partner API connectors. The Upgrade Java operation is not available for importing.
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Cancel execution — cancel a process run that is currently running on a particular Runtime.
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Change listener status — pause, resume, or restart listeners
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Clear queue messages — clear all messages for a given Atom queue.
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Connector document — retrieve a list of connector document data for a given process run.
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Deploy component — (Legacy deployment, Deprecated) copy a component deployment from one environment to another.
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Deploy process — (Legacy deployment, Deprecated) copy a process deployment from one environment to another.
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Download AS2 artifacts log — asynchronously download the AS2 artifacts log for a particular Atom for a particular date.
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Download Atom log — asynchronously download the Atom log for a particular Atom for a particular date.
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Download Execution worker log — asynchronously download logs for a particular Execution worker**.
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Download execution artifacts — asynchronously download run artifacts for a particular process.
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Download process log — asynchronously download log(s) for a particular process run.
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Execute process — asynchronously run a process on a particular Runtime.
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Get assignable roles — retrieve the list of roles assignable under an account.
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List queues — retrieve the list of queues associated with a given account.
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Move queue request — move messages from one Atom queue to another.
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Provision partner customer account — provision a partner customer account with specified features as a subordinate account of the partner account.
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Purge Atom data — initiate the purge process for Atom data, like browse components and logs.
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Rerun document — rerun one or more documents.
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Roll back Java — roll back a runtime or container to use its previous version of .
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Upgrade Java — upgrade a given container (runtime, Runtime cluster, Runtime cloud, Authentication Broker, or API Gateway, or ) to 's latest supported version of Java.