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Email

The Affiliated Email resource as defined by the Open Registry is identified by the following URI:

/email?sor={sorId}&identifierType={identifierType}&identifier={identifier}&affiliation={affiliation}&emailType={emailType}

Add or Update Person's Email

HTTP POST /affiliated-email?sor={sorId}&identifierType={identifierType}&identifier={identifier}&affiliation={affiliation}&emailType={emailType}

• HTTP request headers:
  • Content-Type: text/plain
• HTTP query string parameters:
  • sor: system of record owning the person's email data
  • identifierType: valid open registry person's identifier type e.g. NETID, RCPID, etc.
  • identifier: valid person's identifier value of the provided identifier type e.g. tako, abc123, etc.
  • affiliation: valid open registry Sor Role's affiliation e.g. STUDENT, FACULTY, etc.
  • emailType: valid open registry email reference type e.g. CAMPUS, HOME, etc.
• HTTP request entity body:
  • Valid email address of the person in question
• HTTP response entity body:
  • Success message (in case of 200)
  • Error message(s) (in any other cases)
• HTTP status codes:
  • 200: the email has been successfully processed (created or updated)
  • 405: an HTTP method other than POST is used
  • 415: Content-Type HTTP request header other than text/plain is used
  • 404: URI identifies a nonexistent person
  • 400: any of the query string parameters are not provided
  • 400: provided emailType or affiliation are invalid
  • 400: provided email address is malformed
  • 409: if there are any internal state conflicts e.g. there are no open roles for the person in question, etc.
  • 401/403: the authentication/authorization fails
  • 500: any other server error that occurs

Retrieve Person's Email

HTTP GET /email?sor={sorId}&identifierType={identifierType}&identifier={identifier}&affiliation={affiliation}&emailType={emailType}

• HTTP request headers:
  • Accept: text/plain
• HTTP query string parameters:
  • sor: system of record owning the person's email data
  • identifierType: valid open registry person's identifier type e.g. NETID, RCPID, etc.
  • identifier: valid person's identifier value of the provided identifier type e.g. tako, abc123, etc.
  • affiliation: valid open registry Sor Role's affiliation e.g. STUDENT, FACULTY, etc.
  • emailType: valid open registry email reference type e.g. CAMPUS, HOME, etc.
• HTTP response entity body:
  • Person's email address string (in case of 200)
  • Error message(s) (in any other cases)
• HTTP status codes:
  • 200: email has been found for the provided query criteria
  • 204 no email has been found for the provided query criteria
  • 405: an HTTP method other than GET is used
  • 404: URI identifies a nonexistent person
  • 400: any of the query string parameters are not provided
  • 400: provided emailType or affiliation are invalid
  • 409: if there are any internal state conflicts e.g. there are no open roles for the person in question, etc.
  • 401/403: the authentication/authorization fails
  • 500: any other server error that occurs

Add or Update Email for All SoRs

HTTP POST /email/SoRs?emailType={emailType}&identifierType={identifierType}&identifier={identifier}

• HTTP request headers:
  • Accept: text/plain
• HTTP query string parameters:
  • emailType: valid open registry email reference type e.g. CAMPUS, HOME, etc.
  • identifierType: valid open registry person's identifier type e.g. NETID, RCPID, etc.
  • identifier: valid person's identifier value of the provided identifier type e.g. tako, abc123, etc.
• HTTP Form parameters
  • emailAddress: new email address for the person identified with the identifier.
• HTTP response entity body:
  • Success message (in case of 200)
  • Error message(s) (in any other cases)
• HTTP status codes:
  • 200: The provided email has been processed successfully.
  • 405: an HTTP method other than POST is used
  • 415: Content-Type HTTP request header other than text/plain is used
  • 400: The request URI is malformed. Please see the documentation and construct the correct request URI.
  • 400: The provided email type is invalid.
  • 400: provided email address is malformed
  • 404: The person cannot be found in the registry or is not attached to the provided SOR
  • 409: The provided email could not be processed due to internal state conflict for this person
  • 401/403: the authentication/authorization fails
  • 500: any other server error that occurs