Get relationship between two CIs

To read a specific relationship of a CI, use the following url:

http://<servername>:<portnumber>/api/cmdb/cirelationships/CI Name 1<->CI Name 2/

Assuming you are to read a specific relationship of a CI - example: server being used by a technician - available in the local server with port number 8080, the URL should be given as:

http://localhost:8080/api/cmdb/cirelationships/connector.iad8.amazon.com<->dlf-1w.printer-1/

Keypoints:

The operation name "read" should be sent as a "POST attribute" with key "OPERATION_NAME".
The technician key should be sent as a "POST attribute" with key "TECHNICIAN_KEY

Sample XML Output
Sample JSON Output

Note:

If no result format specified then API will return output in JSON format.

Parameter Result Format - Optional. specifies the return format ( XML or JSON )

Mandatory Parameters:

Symbol between the two CIs is mandatory
CI Name1 - Mandatory. CI Name can be case insensitive.

Sample XML Output for Relationship between two CIs: Here the webserver connector.iad8.amazon.com is connected with the dlf-1w.printer-1 printer.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<API version="1.0">

    <response>

            <result>

                <statuscode>200</statuscode>

                <status>Success</status>

                <message>Successfully fetched.</message>

                <created-date>Mar 22, 2013 12:51 PM</created-date>

                       <relationships for="connector.iad8.amazon.com">

                                   <relationship>

                                    <name>Connected to</name>

                                        <ci>

                                              <type>Printer</type>

                                               <name>dlf-1w.printer-1</name>

                                               <relattributes/>

                                         </ci>

                                   </relationship>

                       </relationships>

            </result>

    </response>

</API>

Sample JSON Response:

{

    "API": {

        "response": {

            "result": {

                "created-date": "Sep 2, 2013 03:05 PM",

                "message": "Successfully fetched.",

                "status": "Success",

                "statuscode": "200",

                "relationships": {

                    "relationship": {

                        "ci": {

                            "type": "Switch Ports",

                            "name": "connector.iad8.amazon.com"

                        },

                        "name": "Connected to"

                    },

                    "for": "DLF11thFloor-I.csez.zohocorpin.com"

                }

            }

        },

        "operation": {

            "name": "read"

        },

        "version": "1.0"

    }

}