ProblemTarget
Represents an investigation target.
Below, you can find a full schema of this object, in XML and JSON formats. You can choose what fields to submit depending on your current needs. Different methods might expect different fields: the best approach is to request this entity via GET and use the response as a base for the following POST request.
A link to another object implies that you can substitute it with the schema of the linked object, if it is required for your call.
XML
JSON
<ProblemTarget anyProblem="true">
<tests count="123" nextHref="string" prevHref="string">
<myTestCounters>testCounters...</myTestCounters>
<test>test...</test>
</tests>
<problems count="123" nextHref="string" prevHref="string">
<problem>problem...</problem>
</problems>
</ProblemTarget>{
"tests" : {
"test" : [ {
"testOccurrences" : "testOccurrences...",
"name" : "name",
"investigations" : "investigations...",
"parsedTestName" : "ParsedTestName...",
"id" : "id",
"href" : "href",
"mutes" : "mutes...",
"locator" : "locator"
} ],
"count" : 9,
"myTestCounters" : {
"all" : 0,
"duration" : 5,
"ignored" : 1,
"newFailed" : 5,
"success" : 8,
"failed" : 3,
"muted" : 9
},
"prevHref" : "prevHref",
"nextHref" : "nextHref"
},
"anyProblem" : true,
"problems" : {
"problem" : [ {
"problemOccurrences" : "problemOccurrences...",
"identity" : "identity",
"description" : "description",
"investigations" : "investigations...",
"id" : "id",
"href" : "href",
"type" : "type",
"mutes" : "mutes...",
"locator" : "locator"
} ],
"count" : 8,
"prevHref" : "prevHref",
"nextHref" : "nextHref"
}
}