REST API for Oracle Public Sector Permitting and Licensing

Deprecated REST Resources

A REST resource is deprecated when it is superseded by a newer version or there is a planned obsolescence in a future release. A resource labeled deprecated is still supported and might become obsolete in a later release. As a best practice, you should use the newer active version of a resource. The following resources are currently in the deprecated status for the Public Sector Licensing and Permitting offering, and you should avoid using them and plan to use other resources as soon as possible.

Note:

For updates to the deprecation of REST resources, attributes, and so on, refer to the following My Oracle Support page: Permitting and Licensing REST API Backward Compatibility Notifications (Doc ID 2853758.1).

Resource	Description
Assigned or Unassigned Inspections (publicSectorUnasgnInspections)	The Assigned or Unassigned Inspections resource is currently planned to become deprecated beginning with update 23B. You should begin planning to no longer use this resource and find alternatives.
Business Rules Framework Resource Actions (publicSectorBusinessRulesFrameworkResourceActions)	The Business Rules Framework Resource Actions resource is currently planned to become deprecated beginning with update 23C. You should begin planning to no longer use this resource and find alternatives.
Business Rules Framework Conditions (publicSectorBusinessRulesFrameworkConditions)	The Business Rules Framework Conditions resource is currently planned to become deprecated beginning with update 23C. You should begin planning to no longer use this resource and find alternatives.
Business Rules Framework Schedules (publicSectorBusinessRulesFrameworkSchedules)	The Business Rules Framework Schedules resource is currently planned to become deprecated beginning with update 23C. You should begin planning to no longer use this resource and find alternatives.
Appeal Corrective Actions (publicSectorAppealCorrectiveActions)	The Appeal Corrective Actions resource is currently planned to become deprecated beginning with update 23C. You should begin planning to no longer use this resource and find alternatives.