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Michael_CreoLabs
Contributor
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App export TEMP folder

Hi,
I encounter a problem with app export to TEMP folder with REST API.
Using https://domain.qlikcloud.com/api/v1/apps/38ea15de-e461-4869-bf7c-03e63888649d/export endpoint to export the app and then download it. The response should retrieve the location URL for temporary file. But sometimes it returns error - there is no space to export.

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Number 5 should return the URL for the temp file.

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Shai_E
Support
Support

Hello,

I didnt manage to reproduce the same error, i got a response header named "Location" which had a value which i can then use to download the app file (when the app is in personal space).

How are you running this http request to the api endpoint? (Through a http client like postman or insomnia or programmatically) ?

I managed to reproduce a 403 forbidden response when the app was in a shared space, could be that this is an issue of an app in a certain space where the user is currently lacking permissions.

My advice would be to open up a case for support as we need a few items in order to troubleshoot this issue:

1. The app itself exported

2. The error response that you are getting back

3. How are you running this api endpoint

 

 

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Shai_E
Support
Support

Hello,

No problem, yes it does seem to be isolated to apps in a managed space.

Apps in a personal space and in a shared space should yield a location url.

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Shai_E
Support
Support

Hello,

I didnt manage to reproduce the same error, i got a response header named "Location" which had a value which i can then use to download the app file (when the app is in personal space).

How are you running this http request to the api endpoint? (Through a http client like postman or insomnia or programmatically) ?

I managed to reproduce a 403 forbidden response when the app was in a shared space, could be that this is an issue of an app in a certain space where the user is currently lacking permissions.

My advice would be to open up a case for support as we need a few items in order to troubleshoot this issue:

1. The app itself exported

2. The error response that you are getting back

3. How are you running this api endpoint

 

 

Michael_CreoLabs
Contributor
Contributor
Author

Hey. Thanks.
I've got full scale permissions.
You are right - it's a matter of MANAGED space - the app can't be
exported from there.
Looks like the MANAGED space is kinda limited in terms of temporary
storage.

OK, will first duplicate it to some shared space. Thanks
Shai_E
Support
Support

Hello,

No problem, yes it does seem to be isolated to apps in a managed space.

Apps in a personal space and in a shared space should yield a location url.