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Comment: Use /entity routing instead of /user


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Retrieves all the children for an entity/account. The returned data will always contain the Rubiq entity ID and optionally a key with an external type for each of the children. In addition, the payload may optionally contain the data for each child as specified in the contract between the calling application and the Rubiq API.



Endpoint ID:1006
Method:
Status
colourGreen
titleGET
URL:

/userentity/dp-keyid/{dpentity-keyid}/children/data/{contract-id}

/userentity/ext-key/{ext-key}/{ext-type}/children/data/{contract-id}

 


 

dp-key

dialogportal™ master key entity-id

Rubiq entity ID that uniquely identifies an account to enumerate children for

 


ext-key

External key that uniquely identifies an account to enumerate children for

 


ext-typeType of external key 

contract-id

Identifies the type of children to return and the contract fields to return. If omitted, all child types are returned, each type using the default contract fields for that type

Request body:None 


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Response body:


JSON data with properties corresponding to the fields in the specified contract. The result will always hold the

dialogportal™ master key

Rubiq entity ID, and if the app making the request is configured to use a specific external key, this key is also included in the response.

Code Block
titleExample 1 – Account has one child of type 2 and contract for children specifies first name, last name and gender and /data is part of the request:
{
	"children"
children”
: [
		{
			"id": 1234,
			"type": 2,
			"firstName": "John",
			"lastName": "Doe",
			"gender": "Male"
		}
	]
}


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titleExample 2 – Account has two children of type 2 and /data is not part of the request
{
	"children": [
		{
			"id": 1234,
			"type": 2
		},
		{
			"id": 5678,
			"type": 2
		}
	]
}


Code Block
titleExample 3 – Account has no children:
{
	"children":[]
}


Status codes:

200

Account found with success 

404Account was not found

The following sub codes may be returned:

404.1User not found
404.2External user could not be found