VMware vCenter vCenter Lab Manager 3.0 User guide

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SOAP API Guide
Lab Manager 3.0
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Contents
AboutThisBook 7
1 IntroducingVMwareLab ManagerSOAPAPI 9
IntegratingLabManagerwithAutomatedTestingTools 10
SupportedOperations 10
LabManagerDataObjects 10
StandardsComplianceandCompatibleDevelopmentPlatforms 11
Security 11
UserAuthentication 11
2 GettingStartedwiththeLab ManagerSOAPAPI 13
Requirements 13
ObtainingandImportingtheWSDL 14
ImportingtheWSDLFileintoYourDevelopmentPlatform 14
InstructionsforUsingMicrosoftVisualStudiowithLabManagerWSDL 14
SimpleandAdvancedCodeSamples 16
SimpleC#ConsoleApplication 17
AdvancedC#Sample:IntegratingLabManagerandQualityCenter 19
3 LabManagerAPIData Types 27
PrimitiveXMLDataTypes 27
LabManagerDataTypes 28
AuthenticationHeader 28
SupportedAPICalls 28
Fields 28
SampleUsage:C# 29
Configuration 29
Machine 30
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4 LabManagerAPIMethodReference 33
ConfigurationCapture 34
Syntax 34
Arguments 34
Response 35
SampleCode:C# 35
ConfigurationCheckout 36
Syntax 36
Arguments 36
Response 36
SampleCode:C# 36
ConfigurationClone 37
Syntax 37
Arguments 37
Response 38
SampleCode:C# 38
ConfigurationDelete 38
Syntax 38
Arguments 39
Response 39
SampleCode:C# 39
ConfigurationDeploy 40
Syntax 40
Arguments 40
Response 40
SampleCode:C# 40
ConfigurationPerformAction 41
Syntax 42
Arguments 42
Response 42
SampleCode:C# 42
ConfigurationSetPublicPrivate 43
Syntax 43
Arguments 43
Response 43
SampleCode:C# 43
ConfigurationUndeploy 44
Syntax 44
Arguments 44
Response 44
SampleCode:C# 44
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GetConfiguration 45
Syntax 45
Response 45
SampleCode:C# 46
GetConfigurationByName 47
Syntax 47
Arguments 47
Response 47
SampleCode:C# 47
GetMachine 48
Syntax 48
Arguments 48
Response 49
SampleCode:C# 49
GetMachineByName 50
Syntax 50
Arguments 50
Response 50
SampleCode:C# 50
GetSingleConfigurationByName 51
Syntax 51
Arguments 51
Response 51
SampleCode:C# 51
ListConfigurations 52
Syntax 52
Arguments 52
Response 52
SampleCode:C# 53
ListMachines 54
Syntax 54
Arguments 54
Response 54
SampleCode:C# 54
LiveLink 55
Syntax 55
Arguments 55
Response 55
SampleCode:C# 56
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MachinePerformAction 56
Syntax 57
Arguments 57
Response 57
SampleCode:C# 57
Index 59
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UsetheLab ManagerSOAPAPIGuidetodevelopapplicationsthatuseLab Manager
Webservicedata,automatetasks,orintegrateVMware
®
Lab Managerwithother
softwaretestingtools.
Intended Audience
ThisguideisintendedfordeveloperswhowanttouseLab Managerdatafor
customizedtestingsolutions,orintegrateLab Managerandothersoftwaretestingtools
intheirenvironment.Forexample,usingtheLab ManagerSOAPAPIletsyouintegrate
Lab Managerwithautomatedsoftwaretestingtools.
Thisguideassumesyouhavesomefamiliaritywith:
Virtualmachinetechnology
Distributed,multitieredsystemsconcepts
Developmentandtestingpractices
WindowsorLinuxoperatingsystems
WebServices,SOAP,andXML
Document Feedback
VMwarewelcomesyoursuggestionsforimprovingourdocumentation.Ifyouhave
comments,sendyourfeedbackto:
About This Book
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TheLab ManagerSOAPapplicationprogramminginterface(API)provides
programmaticaccesstotheLab Managersystem.ByusingthesecureAPI,youcan
connecttoLab ManagerServertoautomateorperformvariousoperations.
TheLab ManagerSOAPAPIusesXMLbasedtechnologies,includingSOAP,asthe
communicationprotocolandWebServicesDescriptionLanguage(WSDL)
asthe
interfacedescriptionlanguage.TheLab ManagerWSDLfiledetailstheavailable
methodsoftheservice(called“operations”inWebServicesvernacular)andparameter
types,aswellastheSOAPendpointfortheservice.
Thischapterincludesthefollowingtopics:
“IntegratingLabManagerwithAutomatedTestingTools”onpage 10
“SupportedOperations”onpage 10
“LabManagerDataObjects”onpage 10
“StandardsComplianceandCompatibleDevelopmentPlatforms”onpage 11
“Security”onpage 11
“UserAuthentication”onpage 11
Introducing VMware
Lab Manager SOAP API
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Integrating Lab Manager with Automated Testing Tools
TheLab ManagerSOAPAPIallowsyoutointeractwithLab Managerdatausingthe
languageandplatformofyourchoice.TheexamplesinthisguideusetheC#
programminglanguageandtheMicrosoft.NETframework,butotherprogramming
languagesanddevelopmentenvironmentsarealsosupported.Ifyouareusinga
languageother
thanC#,seethedocumentationonyourdevelopmentenvironmentfor
comparableinformationaboutdevelopingWebserviceapplications.
InadditiontoextendingorcustomizingLab ManagerbyusingtheSOAPAPI,youcan
alsointegrateLab Managerwithautomatedtestingsystems.Youcanseeanexampleof
thisintegrationinAdvancedC#Sample:Integrating
LabManagerandQuality
Centeronpage 19.
FormoreinformationaboutLab Managersolutions,developerresources,and
communityresources,gotohttp://www.vmware.com.
Supported Operations
UsingyourpreferredWebenableddevelopmentenvironment,youcanconstructWeb
serviceclientapplicationsusingstandardWebserviceprotocolstoprogrammatically:
Queryforvirtualmachineandconfigurationinformation.
Performactionsonmachinesandconfigurations.
Capture,checkout,clone,delete,anddeployconfigurations.
CreateaLiveLinkconfigurationURLthatyoucanemailtootherteammembers.
FordetailedinformationaboutsupportedWebserviceoperations,see“LabManager
APIMethodReference”onpage 33.
Lab Manager Data Objects
TheLab ManagerSOAPAPIinteractswiththedatainyourorganizationusingobjects,
whichareprogrammaticrepresentationsoftheLab Managerdata.Objectproperties
representfieldsinthosedataentities.Forexample,aLab Managerconfigurationis
representedbyaConfigurationobject,whichhasfieldsthatrepresenttheconfiguration
name,configurationnumericidentifier,
deploymentstatus,sharedstate,andmore.
Thisdocumentdescribeshowtoperformoperationssuchasquery,clone,capture,and
deployonLab ManagerdatausingtheLab Managerdataobjects.See“LabManager
APIData Types”onpage 27.
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Chapter 1 Introducing VMware Lab Manager SOAP API
Standards Compliance and Compatible Development
Platforms
TheLab ManagerSOAPAPIcomplieswithSOAP1.1,WSDL1.1,andotherstandards
identifiedintheWSIBasicProfileVersion1.1.TheLab ManagerSOAPAPIworkswith
currentSOAPdevelopmentenvironmentsthatadheretotheBasicProfileVersion1.1
standards.TheexamplesinthisdocumentusetheMicrosoftVisualStudio
.NET2003
developmentenvironmentandtheC#programminglanguage.
IfyouareusingVisualStudiofor.NETdevelopment,VMwarerecommendsthatyou
useVisualStudio2003orhigher.
Security
ClientapplicationsthataccesstheLab Managerdatainyourorganizationaresubjectto
thesamesecurityprotectionsthatareusedintheLab ManagerWebconsole.
Lab ManagerexposesallSOAPAPImethodsusingSSL.
WhenaccessingtheSOAPAPIwiththeWebserviceURL,youmightseeanSSL
certificatewarning.Accept
thecertificatetousetheAPIorreplacethecertificatewitha
validsignedcertificate.
User Authentication
Clientapplicationsmustprovidevalidcredentials—aLab Manageruseraccount,
password,andorganizationname—witheachLab ManagerWebservicemethodcall.
TheLab ManagerServerauthenticatesthesecredentials.
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OTEImplementationdifferencesincertaindevelopmentplatformsmightprevent
accesstosomeorallofthefeaturesintheLab ManagerSOAPAPI.
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YoucanreviewintroductoryinformationaboutusingtheLab ManagerSOAPAPIto
developanXMLWebserviceclient.AnXMLWebserviceclientisanycomponentor
applicationthatreferencesandusesanXMLWebservice.Thisdoesnotrequirea
clientbasedapplication.Inmanycases,XMLWebserviceclients
mightbeotherWeb
applications,suchasWebFormsorevenotherXMLWebservices.
Thischaptercoversthesetopics:
“Requirements”onpage 13
“ObtainingandImportingtheWSDL”onpage 14
“SimpleandAdvancedCodeSamples”onpage 16
Requirements
TheinstructionsinthischapterassumethataninstanceofLab Managerisinstalled,
configured,andrunningonyournetwork.Beforeyoucanstartdevelopingan
application,reviewtheserequirements:
YoumustknowtheaddressoftheLab Managerserverinstance,startingwithits
fullyqualifiedhostnameorIPaddress.Forexample:
https://hostname.company.com/LabManager
YoumusthaveanaccountonthetargetLab Managerserver.
AssumingyouhaveanappropriateaccountontheLab ManagerServer,youcan
continuewith“ObtainingandImportingtheWSDL”onpage 14.
Getting Started with the
Lab Manager SOAP API
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Obtaining and Importing the WSDL
AswithanystandardsbasedSOAPAPIimplementation,theLab ManagerAPI
definitionisavailableontheWebserviceasanXMLformattedWSDLfile.
ToobtaintheWSDL,launchInternetExplorer5.5orhigherandnavigatetothisURL
foryourLab ManagerServer:
https://<hostname>/LabManager/SOAP/LabManager.asmx?WSDL
TheWSDLdefinesalltheLab ManagerAPIcallsandobjects.
FormoreinformationonWSDL,gotohttp://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl.
Importing the WSDL File into Your Development Platform
AfteryouobtaintheWSDL,importitintoyourdevelopmentenvironmentand
generatethenecessaryobjectsforuseinbuildingclientWebserviceapplications.The
processdependsonyourdevelopmentenvironment,programminglanguage,and
associatedtools.Forexample,theMicrosoftVisualStudiodevelopmentenvironment
handlesthetasksautomatically.
Thenextsection
providesanexampleofobtainingtheWSDLandimportingitinthe
MicrosoftVisualStudio2003.Forinstructionsaboutotherdevelopmentplatforms,see
theproductdocumentationforyourplatform.
Instructions for Using Microsoft Visual Studio with Lab Manager
WSDL
MicrosoftVisualStudioprogramminglanguagesaccesstheLab ManagerSOAPAPI
throughobjectsthatserveasproxiesfortheirserversidecounterparts.
WhenaccessingXMLWebservicesinmanagedcode,aproxyclassandthe.NET
Frameworkhandlealloftheinfrastructurecoding.
BeforeyoucanusetheLab ManagerSOAPAPIwith
VisualStudio,youmustfirst
generatetheproxyclassobjectfromtheWSDLfile.
VisualStudioprovidesawizard(“AddaWebReference”)toconnecttoaWebservice
andgeneratethenecessaryartifacts.YoucanaddaWebreferencetoanexisting
applicationorcreateanewapplicationinVisual
Studio.
TheinstructionsbelowarespecifictoMicrosoftVisualStudio2003.
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To add a Web reference
1FromtheWindowsStartmenu,launchMicrosoftVisualStudio.NET2003.
TheVisualStudioenvironmentopens.
2 SelectNewProjecttocreateanewproject,orselectOpentoopenanexisting
project.
3InVisualStudio,chooseAddWebReferencefromtheProjectmenu.
4IntheURLtextbox,typetheURLto
obtaintheservicedescriptionofthe
Lab ManagerWebservice:
https://<hostname>/LabManager/SOAP/LabManager.asmx
5ClickGo.
ThecertificateexchangebetweentheLab Managerserverandthedevelopment
environmentclientbegins.Asecurityalertdisplaysthedetailsofthecertificate
sentfromtheserver.
6ClickYes.
AnalertfromtheVisualStudioenvironmentmightappear.ClickYes.
The
MicrosoftVisualStudioenvironmentconnectstotheWebserviceendpointand
displaystheoperationsdescribedintheLab ManagerWebserviceWSDL.
7 SelectthetextintheWebreferencenametextboxandrenametheWebreference
toLabManagerSoap,thenamespaceusedforthisWebreference.
“LabManagerSoap”isoneword,withoutspaces.
8ClickAddReference.
Acertificatewarningmessagemightappear.ClickYes.
9ClickYesagain.
Seethe“A d d i ng andRemovingWebReferences”topicintheVisualStudio
documentation.
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OTEThesecurityalertmessagesaregeneratedwhentheLab Managerserver
usesthedefault,selfsignedcertificates.Youcanreplacethesecertificatesonthe
Lab ManagerserverwithcertificatespurchasedfromVerisign,Thawte,andother
certificateauthorities.
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VisualStudioretrievestheservicedescriptionandgeneratesaproxyclass
(LabManagerSoap)thatservesasaninterfacetotheLab ManagerWebservicefrom
yourapplication.Attheendoftheprocess,theclassisaddedtotheWebReferences
folderoftheproject.(ClickSolutionExplorertoseeLabManagerSoaplistedin
theWeb
Referencesfolder .)
Withthisbasicsetuptaskcompleted,youcanbuildclientapplicationsthatusethe
Lab ManagerSOAPAPI.ThefastestwaytobecomefamiliarwiththeAPIisby
reviewingthecodesamplelistedin“SimpleandAdvancedCodeSamples”onpage 16.
Simple and Advanced Code Samples
Thissectioncontainstwocodesamples—onesimpleandonemorecomplex—written
inC#usingtheMicrosoftVisualStudio2003IDE.
AssumingthatyouhaveaLab Managerinstancerunning,yourprogramming
environmentissetup,andyouhavetheappropriatepermissionsontheLab Manager
server(see“Requirements”onpage 13),youcantest
basicAPIprogramming
connectivitybetweenyourdevelopmentworkstationandyourLab ManagerWeb
servicebyusingthe“SimpleC#ConsoleApplication.”Copythecodelistingdisplayed
inthenextsection,andpasteitintoyourMicrosoftVisualStudio2003environment.
Thecodeperformsseveralsimpletasks.Thefirsttwotasks(bindingto
theWebservice
andprovidingcredentials)aretypicallyrequiredofanyapplicationthatmakescallsto
aLab ManagerWebservice:
BindstotheLab ManagerSOAPAPI.
SetsuptheusernameandpasswordformakingaSOAPcall.
SetsuptheServicePointManagercertificatepolicytoaccepttheSSLcertificate.You
mustsetupthecertificatepolicytoacceptallcertificatestoconnecttotheAPI.
Makesacalltogetaconfigurationobjectbasedonname.
Displaysallconfigurationfieldsintheconsole.
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OTEVMwareassumesyouarefamiliarwithbasicprogrammingconceptsand
alreadyhaveaprogrammingdevelopmentenvironmentsetuponyourcomputer.If
youareusingaprogramminglanguageotherthanC#andaWebservicesdevelopment
environmentotherthanMicrosoftVisualStudio2003,seetheappropriate
documentationformoreinformation.
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Simple C# Console Application
using System;
using System.Net;
namespace LMConsoleApplication1
{
class Class1
{
/// <summary>
/// The main entry point for the application.
/// </summary>
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
try
{
//
//** Bind to the Lab Manager SOAP API
//
LabManagerSoap.VMwareLabManagerSOAPinterface binding =
new LabManagerSoap.VMwareLabManagerSOAPinterface();
//
//** Enter the URL for your system here
//
binding.Url
="https://10.6.1.248/LabManager/SOAP/LabManag
er.asmx;
binding.Timeout = 10 * 60 * 1000; // 10 minutes
ServicePointManager.CertificatePolicy = new
CertificateAccepter();
//**
//** Allocate AuthenticationHeader object to hold caller’s
//** user name and password
//**
binding.AuthenticationHeaderValue = new
LabManagerSoap.AuthenticationHeader();
//
//** Substitute a real user’s user name, password, and
organization name here
//
binding.AuthenticationHeaderValue.username = "jaya";
binding.AuthenticationHeaderValue.password = "Lab Manager";
binding.AuthenticationHeaderValue.organizationname =
"MyOrg";
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//**
//** Call GetSingleConfigurationByName()
//** Get default configuration that comes with Lab Manager
//** installation and write all property values to console
//**
LabManagerSoap.Configuration defCfg=
binding.GetSingleConfigurationByName("Sample
Configuration");
//
//** Print out all configuration properties to the Console
//
Console.WriteLine("Name = " + defCfg.name);
Console.WriteLine("ID = " + defCfg.id.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Description = "+ defCfg.description);
Console.WriteLine("isPublic = "+
defCfg.isPublic.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("isDeployed = "+
defCfg.isDeployed.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("fenceMode = "+
defCfg.fenceMode.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("type = " + defCfg.type.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("owner = " + defCfg.owner);
Console.WriteLine("dateCreated = " +
defCfg.dateCreated.ToString());
Console.ReadLine();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine("Error: " + e.Message);
Console.ReadLine();
}
} //** end Main
} //** end Class1
/// <summary>
/// This class is needed to automatically accept the SSL certificate
/// the Lab Manager sends on each API call.
/// </summary>
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public class CertificateAccepter : System.Net.ICertificatePolicy
{
public CertificateAccepter() {}
public bool CheckValidationResult(
System.Net.ServicePoint servicePoint,
System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate
cert,
System.Net.WebRequest webRequest, int iProblem)
{
return true;
}
}
} //** end Namespace}
Advanced C# Sample: Integrating Lab Manager and Quality
Center
TheC#.NETexampleinthissectionisamoreextensive—andmorepractical—example
ofusingtheLab ManagerSOAPAPI.Thissampleshowstheintegrationofthe
Lab ManagerSOAPAPIcallswithMercuryInteractiveCorporationQualityCenter
product.Thesamplecodeperformsthesetasks:
MakesLab ManagerAPI(Lab ManagerSOAPAPI)callstocheckouta
configurationfromtheLibraryanddeployit.
RunsaseriesofpredefinedtestsonthedeployedconfigurationusingMercury
QualityCenter.
MakesLab ManagerSOAPAPIcallstocapturetheconfigurationandundeployit
fromtheWorkspace.
Thesetasksareaccomplishedinthesamplecodeusingthesethreemethods:
CheckoutDeployConfiguration()methodObtainstheconfigurationfromthe
LibraryanddeploysittotheLab ManagerWorkspace.
RunQCTestset()methodRunsaseriesofpredefinedMercuryInteractiveQuality
Centertests.(Formoreinformationaboutthepredefinedtests,seetheMercury
InteractiveQualityCenterdocumentation.)
CaptureUndeployConfiguration()methodUndeploystheconfigurationand
capturesittotheLibrary.
Inaddition,theGetLMAPI()methodcreatesanewbindingtotheLab ManagerAPI
andsetsupauthenticationparameters.Thismethodconfiguresthecertificatepolicyfor
the.NETservicepointmanagertoacceptanycertificateprogrammatically.
GetLMAPI()returnsaninstance
oftheLab Managerbinding.
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using System;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Collections.Specialized;
using System.IO;
using System.Net;
using TDAPIOLELib; //** From Mercury Quality Center
namespace MATRun
{
/// <summary>
/// Class1 comprises methods to check out a configuration from the Lab
/// Manager Library and deploy it to the Workspace; execute several
/// tests; and capture a configuration.
/// </summary>
class Class1
{
/// <summary>
/// The main entry point for the application.
/// </summary>
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
NameValueCollection settings=ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings;
string filename = null;
string buildlocation = null;
string buildversion = null;
if ( args.Length > 0 )
{
buildlocation = args[0];
buildversion = args[1];
}
if ( buildlocation == null )
{
buildlocation =
@"\\fs.labmanger.com\public\build\outputdir\1423\artifac
ts";
buildversion = "Lab Manager-2.0.4018";
}
filename =
@"\\fs.labmanager.com\public\build\build-to-test.bat";
StreamWriter f = new StreamWriter(filename);
f.WriteLine(String.Format(@"xcopy {0}\setup.exe c:\ /Y",
buildlocation));
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