Returns one page of the structure templates this instance bundles: the values of the template member of mappingSettings.sourceStructure and mappingSettings.targetStructure, which builds that tree the way the editor's "Load template" does. format and side narrow the list, search finds a template by the words of its name and tolerates typos, best match first; without search the list is ordered by name. meta.total counts the templates matching the filters. A page past the last one answers 200 with an empty data array. An IDoc basic type usually comes in several SAP releases (IDOC_IN_DELVRY03, V7IDOC_IN_DELVRY03, V75IDOC_IN_DELVRY03) whose segments differ; see the Profiles guide for choosing one.
OAuth2 client-credentials flow for machine-to-machine access.
Exchange a client id/secret at /dw/register/oauth/token for a bearer token, then send it
as Authorization: Bearer <access_token>. Client credentials are provisioned in the
Lobster administration UI.
This is the client-credentials token endpoint of the Platform API. /oauth/token, the
token_endpoint advertised at /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server, serves the authorization
code flow of the OAuth2AuthorizationCode scheme.
OAuth 2.1 authorization code flow with PKCE, for acting as a signed-in user. It works with Microsoft and other single sign-on providers: the provider only confirms the user's identity to the platform, which then issues its own token.
POST /oauth/register(no authentication) with the JSON body{"redirect_uris": ["<redirect URI>"]}returns aclient_id. The user's browser has to reach the redirect URI.- Open
/oauth/authorizein the user's browser withresponse_type=code,client_id,redirect_uri,stateand acode_challengewithcode_challenge_method=S256.stateis a fresh unguessable value per request, andcode_challengeis the S256 hash of acode_verifierfreshly generated per request from a cryptographically secure random source (43 to 128 characters, RFC 7636). The user signs in on the platform's login page, and the browser is redirected to the redirect URI withcodeandstate; a callback whosestatediffers from the one sent is to be rejected. - The code is valid for 30 seconds. Exchange it at
POST /oauth/token, form-encoded, withgrant_type=authorization_code,code,redirect_uri,code_verifierandclient_id. - The answer carries
access_token(valid 30 minutes),refresh_token(valid 48 hours) andexpires_inin milliseconds. Refresh withgrant_type=refresh_token,refresh_tokenandclient_id.
Bearer token obtained from an authenticated browser or guest-user session.
Flow 1 — UI login: Log in via the Lobster web UI at /, then call
GET /auth/sessionBearerToken to exchange the session cookie for a bearer token.
Flow 2 — Guest user login token: Append a GuestUser loginToken as a URL
query parameter to the base URL to establish a password-free session:
GET <host>?loginToken=<GuestUser token>
Then call GET /auth/sessionBearerToken to obtain the bearer token.
Zero-based index of the page to return.
Number of entries per page; a value out of range is rejected, not clamped.
The template format. Repeatable; repeated values OR.
Only templates that can be sent on this structure: SOURCE for sourceStructure.template, TARGET for targetStructure.template. Only IDoc templates belong to one side; every other template is listed for both.
Words to find in the template name or its format, case-insensitive; every word must match, as a whole word of the name, as part of it, or with one typo (two for a word of eight characters or more). The best matches come first.
Templates returned.
?format=IDOC&side=SOURCE&search=DELVRY03: the envelope as returned, the page in data, the paging state in meta.
{
"data": [
{
"name": "IDOC_IN_DELVRY03",
"format": "IDOC",
"side": "SOURCE"
},
{
"name": "V75IDOC_IN_DELVRY03",
"format": "IDOC",
"side": "SOURCE"
},
{
"name": "V7IDOC_IN_DELVRY03",
"format": "IDOC",
"side": "SOURCE"
}
],
"meta": {
"page": 0,
"size": 20,
"total": 3
}
}Standard Platform API success envelope. Every response carries exactly one of data (success) or error (failure) at top level.
A structure template this instance bundles; send its name as the template of mappingSettings.sourceStructure or mappingSettings.targetStructure. Read-only.
The type of this object, always core.StructureTemplate. Required where the member it is sent in accepts several types.
The format; the format query parameter filters on it.
The value for template.
Which structure the template can be sent on; the side query parameter filters on it.
Everything about the response that is not the resource itself. Members may be added over time; ignore the ones you do not recognize.
Zero-based index of the returned page.
Number of entries per page.
Number of entries across all pages.
The request could not be understood. BAD_REQUEST for a body that does not decode — its message names the property at fault — and VALIDATION_FAILED with one details entry per offending parameter for a malformed request target (an unknown query parameter or sort key). Also BAD_REQUEST for a response unit naming a channel this client cannot reference.
{
"error": {
"code": "BAD_REQUEST",
"message": "The request is invalid."
}
}Standard Platform API error envelope: every failed request carries a single error object. Every response carries exactly one of data (success) or error (failure) at top level.
What went wrong: branch on its code, show its message, and read details for one entry per failed member.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE error code for programmatic handling, e.g. PARTNER_NOT_FOUND, VALIDATION_FAILED or FORBIDDEN. New codes may be added over time; treat an unknown code according to the HTTP status class. The HTTP status itself is carried by the status line only, never duplicated here.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation. Branch on code, never on this text.
Individual failures within the request, e.g. one entry per violated field.
A single failure within the request.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE code of this individual failure, e.g. FIELD_REQUIRED, FIELD_INVALID or VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation of this individual failure.
What this failure refers to, e.g. the violated field.
Authentication is required or the supplied credentials are invalid.
{
"error": {
"code": "UNAUTHORIZED",
"message": "Authentication is required to access this resource."
}
}Standard Platform API error envelope: every failed request carries a single error object. Every response carries exactly one of data (success) or error (failure) at top level.
What went wrong: branch on its code, show its message, and read details for one entry per failed member.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE error code for programmatic handling, e.g. PARTNER_NOT_FOUND, VALIDATION_FAILED or FORBIDDEN. New codes may be added over time; treat an unknown code according to the HTTP status class. The HTTP status itself is carried by the status line only, never duplicated here.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation. Branch on code, never on this text.
Individual failures within the request, e.g. one entry per violated field.
A single failure within the request.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE code of this individual failure, e.g. FIELD_REQUIRED, FIELD_INVALID or VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation of this individual failure.
What this failure refers to, e.g. the violated field.
The caller lacks the permission for this operation on this resource (FORBIDDEN).
{
"error": {
"code": "FORBIDDEN",
"message": "Access to this resource is denied."
}
}Standard Platform API error envelope: every failed request carries a single error object. Every response carries exactly one of data (success) or error (failure) at top level.
What went wrong: branch on its code, show its message, and read details for one entry per failed member.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE error code for programmatic handling, e.g. PARTNER_NOT_FOUND, VALIDATION_FAILED or FORBIDDEN. New codes may be added over time; treat an unknown code according to the HTTP status class. The HTTP status itself is carried by the status line only, never duplicated here.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation. Branch on code, never on this text.
Individual failures within the request, e.g. one entry per violated field.
A single failure within the request.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE code of this individual failure, e.g. FIELD_REQUIRED, FIELD_INVALID or VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation of this individual failure.
What this failure refers to, e.g. the violated field.
The requested resource does not exist. The code is resource-specific, e.g. PARTNER_NOT_FOUND, PROFILE_NOT_FOUND or CHANNEL_NOT_FOUND.
{
"error": {
"code": "PARTNER_NOT_FOUND",
"message": "Partner not found: 42"
}
}Standard Platform API error envelope: every failed request carries a single error object. Every response carries exactly one of data (success) or error (failure) at top level.
What went wrong: branch on its code, show its message, and read details for one entry per failed member.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE error code for programmatic handling, e.g. PARTNER_NOT_FOUND, VALIDATION_FAILED or FORBIDDEN. New codes may be added over time; treat an unknown code according to the HTTP status class. The HTTP status itself is carried by the status line only, never duplicated here.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation. Branch on code, never on this text.
Individual failures within the request, e.g. one entry per violated field.
A single failure within the request.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE code of this individual failure, e.g. FIELD_REQUIRED, FIELD_INVALID or VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation of this individual failure.
What this failure refers to, e.g. the violated field.
An unexpected server error occurred.
{
"error": {
"code": "INTERNAL_ERROR",
"message": "An unexpected error occurred."
}
}Standard Platform API error envelope: every failed request carries a single error object. Every response carries exactly one of data (success) or error (failure) at top level.
What went wrong: branch on its code, show its message, and read details for one entry per failed member.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE error code for programmatic handling, e.g. PARTNER_NOT_FOUND, VALIDATION_FAILED or FORBIDDEN. New codes may be added over time; treat an unknown code according to the HTTP status class. The HTTP status itself is carried by the status line only, never duplicated here.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation. Branch on code, never on this text.
Individual failures within the request, e.g. one entry per violated field.
A single failure within the request.
Stable machine-readable UPPER_SNAKE code of this individual failure, e.g. FIELD_REQUIRED, FIELD_INVALID or VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE.
Human-readable, non-localized explanation of this individual failure.
What this failure refers to, e.g. the violated field.