Download Fortify export data using the API












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Objective



To generate CSV "export data" files from within Fortify, then download them.



Steps




  1. Generate the (csv) export data using, that works fine:



https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/dataExports/action





  1. Download the csv file using:



https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html - GET




Problem



I'm facing an issue with step 2, export being successfully generated. I can't seem to download them.



I'm requesting :




https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens




with the payload : { fileTokenType : "REPORT_FILE" }



I obtain:
YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX



Yet as per the documentation, I should get something like:
7e8d912e-2432-6496-3232-709b05513bf2



As a result when I attempt to GET my file with the following request:




https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html?mat=YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX&id=449741




I get a 500 error.



Questions




  • What do you guys get when you request: https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens?

  • Is the documentation not exactly correct?

  • If not, what do you reckon I am doing wrong?






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    Objective



    To generate CSV "export data" files from within Fortify, then download them.



    Steps




    1. Generate the (csv) export data using, that works fine:



    https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/dataExports/action





    1. Download the csv file using:



    https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html - GET




    Problem



    I'm facing an issue with step 2, export being successfully generated. I can't seem to download them.



    I'm requesting :




    https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens




    with the payload : { fileTokenType : "REPORT_FILE" }



    I obtain:
    YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX



    Yet as per the documentation, I should get something like:
    7e8d912e-2432-6496-3232-709b05513bf2



    As a result when I attempt to GET my file with the following request:




    https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html?mat=YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX&id=449741




    I get a 500 error.



    Questions




    • What do you guys get when you request: https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens?

    • Is the documentation not exactly correct?

    • If not, what do you reckon I am doing wrong?






    javascript api fortify







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      Objective



      To generate CSV "export data" files from within Fortify, then download them.



      Steps




      1. Generate the (csv) export data using, that works fine:



      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/dataExports/action





      1. Download the csv file using:



      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html - GET




      Problem



      I'm facing an issue with step 2, export being successfully generated. I can't seem to download them.



      I'm requesting :




      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens




      with the payload : { fileTokenType : "REPORT_FILE" }



      I obtain:
      YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX



      Yet as per the documentation, I should get something like:
      7e8d912e-2432-6496-3232-709b05513bf2



      As a result when I attempt to GET my file with the following request:




      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html?mat=YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX&id=449741




      I get a 500 error.



      Questions




      • What do you guys get when you request: https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens?

      • Is the documentation not exactly correct?

      • If not, what do you reckon I am doing wrong?






      javascript api fortify







      share|improve this question
















      Objective



      To generate CSV "export data" files from within Fortify, then download them.



      Steps




      1. Generate the (csv) export data using, that works fine:



      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/dataExports/action





      1. Download the csv file using:



      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html - GET




      Problem



      I'm facing an issue with step 2, export being successfully generated. I can't seem to download them.



      I'm requesting :




      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens




      with the payload : { fileTokenType : "REPORT_FILE" }



      I obtain:
      YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX



      Yet as per the documentation, I should get something like:
      7e8d912e-2432-6496-3232-709b05513bf2



      As a result when I attempt to GET my file with the following request:




      https://SERVER:8443/ssc/transfer/reportDownload.html?mat=YzFmOWY4ZjMtZjU2MS00ZTU0XXXXXXXXXXXXX&id=449741




      I get a 500 error.



      Questions




      • What do you guys get when you request: https://SERVER:8443/ssc/api/v1/fileTokens?

      • Is the documentation not exactly correct?

      • If not, what do you reckon I am doing wrong?






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          Found the solution, the correct link is 



          dataExportDownload.html


          instead of:



          reportDownload.html





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            Found the solution, the correct link is 



            dataExportDownload.html


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              Found the solution, the correct link is 



              dataExportDownload.html


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              reportDownload.html





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                dataExportDownload.html


                instead of:



                reportDownload.html





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                Found the solution, the correct link is 



                dataExportDownload.html


                instead of:



                reportDownload.html






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