Create A New WLDF Harvested Type
/management/weblogic/{version}/edit/servers/{name}/serverDiagnosticConfig/WLDFBuiltinSystemResourceDescriptorBean/harvester/harvestedTypes
Add a new WLDF harvested type to this collection.
Request
- application/json
 
- 
                    name: string
                    
                    The name property of the instance in the collection.
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                    version: string
                    
                    The version of the WebLogic REST interface.
 
- 
                        X-Requested-By: string
                        
                        The 'X-Requested-By' header is used to protect against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks. The value is an arbitrary name such as 'MyClient'.
 
Must contain a populated WLDF harvested type model.
object- 
            enabled(optional): 
            boolean
            Default Value:
trueSpecifies whether this type is enabled. Note that enabling a type will have no effect unless the Harvester component is also enabled.
A
truevalue means that this type is harvested. Afalsevalue indicates that that this type is not harvested. - 
            harvestedAttributes(optional): 
            array  Items
            
            Title:
ItemsThe harvested attributes for this type. If a list of attributes is provided, only those attributes are harvested; otherwise all harvestable attributes are harvested.
 - 
            harvestedInstances(optional): 
            array  Items
            
            Title:
ItemsThe harvested instances of this type.
The configuration of a type can optionally provide a set of identifiers for specific instances. If this list is provided, only the provided instances are harvested; otherwise all instances of the type are harvested.
The identifier for an instance must be a valid JMX ObjectName or an ObjectName pattern.
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            id(optional): 
            integer(int64)
            Read Only:
trueReturn the unique id of this bean instance.
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            knownType(optional): 
            boolean
            Default Value:
falseSpecifies whether this type is known at startup. Normally, if a type is not available, the Harvester will keep looking for it. If a type is designated as "known", the Harvester issues a validation fault if the type cannot be immediately resolved.
A
truevalue means that this type is known. Afalsevalue indicates that this type may not be known.This flag is useful for WebLogic Server types, where the type information is always available. In this case, setting the flag to true results in earlier detection and reporting of problems.
This flag is optional, but is recommended for WebLogic Server types.
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            name(optional): 
            string
            
The type name. For WebLogic Server runtime MBeans, the type name is the fully qualified name of the defining interface. For customer MBeans, the type name is the fully qualified MBean implementation class.
Constraints
- legal null
 
 - 
            namespace(optional): 
            string
            Default Value:
ServerRuntimeAllowed Values:[ "ServerRuntime", "DomainRuntime" ]The namespace for the harvested type definition.
Constraints
- legal null
 
 
arrayItemsThe harvested attributes for this type. If a list of attributes is provided, only those attributes are harvested; otherwise all harvestable attributes are harvested.
oracle.doceng.json.BetterJsonNull@47ec8a7aarrayItemsThe harvested instances of this type.
The configuration of a type can optionally provide a set of identifiers for specific instances. If this list is provided, only the provided instances are harvested; otherwise all instances of the type are harvested.
The identifier for an instance must be a valid JMX ObjectName or an ObjectName pattern.
oracle.doceng.json.BetterJsonNull@5dde0eef- 
                        Admin: basic
                        
                        Type:
basicDescription:A user in the Admin security role. - 
                        Deployer: basic
                        
                        Type:
basicDescription:A user in the Deployer security role.