Working by examples of Windows and Unix apps I'm trying to build a setup page for my app. It has a scripted input for which I would like to configure some parameters using the setup screen like in the aforementioned apps.
I figured that setup.xml file that defines contents of the setup screen would require an EAI endpoint. So I tried to create one inside my app. For this I've put this stanza in restmap.conf:
[admin_external:myappconf] handlertype=python handlerfile=myappconfhandler.py handleractions=list, edit
and also created myappconfhandler.py inside bin directory:
import splunk.admin as admin class MyAppConfig(admin.MConfigHandler): def setup(self): if self.requestedAction == admin.ACTION_EDIT: for arg in ['enabled', 'pollInterval']: self.supportedArgs.addOptArg(arg) def handleList(self, confInfo): confInfo['1'].append('asd', 'zxc') confInfo['1'].append('bbb', 'aaa') confInfo['2'].append('asd', 'zxc') confInfo['2'].append('bbb', 'aaa') def handleEdit(self, confInfo): name = self.callerArgs.id args = self.callerArgs # to be completed # initialize the handler, and add the actions it supports. admin.init(MyAppConfig, admin.CONTEXT_NONE)
But going to https://localhost:8089/services/admin/myappconf returned me 404..
Are the EAI endpoints restricted from being defined inside custom apps? If so, is it still possible to create a setup page somehow?
that config is valid - are you sure your app is enabled?
Yes, the app was disabled. I changed in app.conf: state = enabled and now I can access my endpoint. Also one needs to make sure splunk is restarted after config changes are made.