Orchestrator API using nuget package download

[nyusuf (Nowfal AY)]

How to download packages from orchestrator using API

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

you can explore with Postman or swagger the API

taken from: https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/automation-cloud/latest/api-guide/api-references

have a look on this endpoint:

[arjunshenoy]

Hi @nyusuf

Please checkout the following thread. It has all the necessary details:

Download package from Orchestrator using API

Hello, Is it possible to download package from the orchestrator using API? (not with the download button) I can upload one with “odata/Processes/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.UploadPackage()” and activate it but i can’t found the download request. The purpose is deployment from test environment to production environment. Thanks

Hope this helps,
Best Regards.

[nyusuf (Nowfal AY)]

I tried the same ‘get’ option, but its returns null.

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

@nyusuf

but its returns null.

should not, but as we cannot see / can inspect on what was done in general we are limited in the support. Hope you have found also from the link shared by Arjun

Orchestrator API To Download A Package

Call HTTP request to download a package from the Orchestrator. UiPath HTTP Request Activity or custom call to the API can be performed from Curl, C#. Check the below parameters for the payload and add them according in your HTTP Request Activity or code: AcceptFormat : Any EndPoint : "https://laptop-srcios57/odata/Processes/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.DownloadPackage(key='TestFormTask:1.0.2')" Method : Get [image] BodyFormat:- multipart/form-data Header: Authorization - Your access T…

[nyusuf (Nowfal AY)]

i hope after running this get function, the specified package will download into our local path , is it?

could you see anything wrong here?

[marian.platonov]

Problem with downloading package through orchestrator API

You need to use an HTTP Request activity instead. Example: Assign variable ReleaseKeyValue: "BlankProcess8:1.0.2" Assign variable PathForDownload: "C:\Marian\DownloadPackages\" + String.Format("{0}.nupkg",ReleaseKeyValue).Replace(":",".") Endpoint: String.Format("https://cloud.uipath.com/your_org_name/your_tenant_name/orchestrator_/odata/Processes/UiPath.Server.Configuration.OData.DownloadPackage(key='{0}')",ReleaseKeyValue) Method: GET AcceptFormat: ANY Headers: Authorization: Bearer + …

[yikwen.goo]

Is the nuget package located in the Tenant feed or a Folder feed? If it’s in a folder feed you’ll need to supply an additional argument that is the feedId of that folder, which you can obtain from the PackageFeeds API.

[nyusuf (Nowfal AY)]

its in tenant only

[yikwen.goo]

What’s the response code that you’re getting when you run the bot? Is this in UiPath Cloud or on-prem Orchestrator? I would suggest trying it out on the Swagger page before coming to the robot.

[nyusuf (Nowfal AY)]

Not getting any error code, returns null, package didnt downloaded.
i used premise only

[yikwen.goo]

Try the query out by going to your OrchestratorURL/swagger and see how the query goes.

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@nyusuf

I guess you cannot use orchestrator http request or need to see if there is a payload option to include the folder to download the file…as in orchestrator http you cannot define any resource path as this returns a file

Can you try using http request please…

Cheers

[nyusuf (Nowfal AY)]

Any sample reference code pls?

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@nyusuf

You can check here on how to authenticate and use api

How To Make Orchestrator API Requests Using HTTP Request Activities?

How to make Orchestrator API Requests using HTTP Request activities? Note: In the below example, usage of the "/odata/ProcessSchedules" REST API endpoint is explained. Readapt the steps based on current needs. In order to make Orchestrator API Requests using HTTP Request activities, two options are present: Orchestrator HTTP Request Activity HTTP Request Activity 1. Using Orchestrator HTTP Request Activity To use this approach, Robot should be connected to Orchestrator and it does…

And in http request activity in the properties you have an option save response to file or save response attachment…and give a path to it…the nupkg would be saved in that location

Cheers