Hello all,
Andrew Mowlam has correctly pointed out above how to access the REST API documentation. Here's a link to this information in the 14.4 documentation:
REST APIs - CA PPM - 14.4 - CA Technologies Documentation
For your convenience, I am also pasting below the relevant information from this section. After logging in to CA PPM, open a separate tab and paste the URL for the REST API reference documentation (provided in the below section that I have pasted here) to access the documentation.
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Access the APIs and Reference Documentation
Use the following URL structure to access the REST APIs:
https://<hostname>:<port>/<context>/rest/<api-version>/<resource-name>
Example: https://samplehost:8080/ppm/rest/v1/projects
Where
- ppm is the default web context for the REST APIs
- "v1" is the only supported API version for the current release
- projects is the CA PPM object that the REST API is accessing
Use the following URL to access the REST API reference documentation and all supported end points:
https://<hostname>:<port>/niku/rest/describe/index.html
You can also invoke the endpoints from this URL. See Sample API Requests and Responses for more information. Verify that you are logged in to CA PPM to access the REST API documentation URL.
Note: The web context for the REST API URL is configurable only for the On-Premise customers. See CSA Server Properties to learn how to configure the web context for the REST API URL. In addition, you can learn how to enable or disable the REST API access.
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The topic for which I have provided the URL above includes information about how to verify that you have access to the REST APIs. There is other high-level, introductory information about the REST APIs. For detailed information about the API end points, how to use the REST APIs, and access the API end points, please use the URL provided in the above section "Access the APIs and Reference Documentation".
Do let me know if you have any other feedback, concerns, or questions about the REST API documentation and I will try to address them here to the best of my ability.
Best Regards,
Sarmistha