LogSentinel.Client.Api.LoggingApi

All URIs are relative to https://api.logsentinel.com

Method	HTTP request	Description
GetEntryById	GET /api/getEntryById	Get entry by id
GetHashByEntryId	GET /api/getHashByEntryId	getHashByEntryId
Log	POST /api/log/{actorId}/{action}	Log an event by a given actor
LogAuthAction	POST /api/log/{actorId}/auth/{authAction}	Log an authentication event with the option to pass actor public key and signature
LogBatch	POST /api/log/batch	Log multiple events at the same time. This should rarely be used, but allows background processes to push multiple events at the same time
LogDocument	POST /api/log/document/{actorId}/{action}/{documentId}	Log an event by providing full details. Action can be INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/GET or any custom action
LogFull	POST /api/log/{actorId}/{action}/{entityType}/{entityId}	Log an event by providing full details. Action can be INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/GET or any custom action
LogSimple	POST /api/log/simple	Log an event by providing just the body without any additional metadata. The body can be fully encrypted or can represent just the hash of the data/document

GetEntryById

AuditLogEntry GetEntryById (string applicationId, string entryId)

Get entry by id

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class GetEntryByIdExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var entryId = entryId_example;  // string | ID of the audit log entry to verify

            try
            {
                // Get entry by id
                AuditLogEntry result = apiInstance.GetEntryById(applicationId, entryId);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.GetEntryById: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
entryId	string	ID of the audit log entry to verify

Return type

AuditLogEntry

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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GetHashByEntryId

LogResponse GetHashByEntryId (string applicationId, string entryId)

getHashByEntryId

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class GetHashByEntryIdExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var entryId = entryId_example;  // string | ID of the audit log entry to verify

            try
            {
                // getHashByEntryId
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.GetHashByEntryId(applicationId, entryId);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.GetHashByEntryId: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
entryId	string	ID of the audit log entry to verify

Return type

LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: Not defined
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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Log

LogResponse Log (string applicationId, string action, string actorId, string auditLogEntryType = null, string signature = null, string actorDepartment = null, string actorDisplayName = null, List actorRoles = null, bool? binaryContent = null, byte[] details = null, List directExternalPush = null, List encryptedKeywords = null, string gdprCorrelationKey = null, string logLevel = null, long? originalEventTimestamp = null, string process = null)

Log an event by a given actor

Log an event by specifying actor and action, as well as the request body. There are no limitations to the structure of the request body.

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class LogExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var action = action_example;  // string | The name of the action being logged
            var actorId = actorId_example;  // string | ID of the actor performing the action being logged
            var auditLogEntryType = auditLogEntryType_example;  // string | The type of the event (optional)  (default to BUSINESS_LOGIC_ENTRY)
            var signature = signature_example;  // string | Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body) (optional) 
            var actorDepartment = actorDepartment_example;  // string | actorDepartment (optional) 
            var actorDisplayName = actorDisplayName_example;  // string | Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable) (optional) 
            var actorRoles = new List<string>(); // List<string> | The roles of the actor (optional) 
            var binaryContent = true;  // bool? | binaryContent (optional) 
            var details = BINARY_DATA_HERE;  // byte[] | Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log (optional) 
            var directExternalPush = directExternalPush_example;  // List<string> | directExternalPush (optional) 
            var encryptedKeywords = new List<string>(); // List<string> | If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text (optional) 
            var gdprCorrelationKey = gdprCorrelationKey_example;  // string | If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register (optional) 
            var logLevel = logLevel_example;  // string | logLevel (optional) 
            var originalEventTimestamp = 789;  // long? | originalEventTimestamp (optional) 
            var process = process_example;  // string | process (optional) 

            try
            {
                // Log an event by a given actor
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.Log(applicationId, action, actorId, auditLogEntryType, signature, actorDepartment, actorDisplayName, actorRoles, binaryContent, details, directExternalPush, encryptedKeywords, gdprCorrelationKey, logLevel, originalEventTimestamp, process);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.Log: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
action	string	The name of the action being logged
actorId	string	ID of the actor performing the action being logged
auditLogEntryType	string	The type of the event	[optional] [default to BUSINESS_LOGIC_ENTRY]
signature	string	Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body)	[optional]
actorDepartment	string	actorDepartment	[optional]
actorDisplayName	string	Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable)	[optional]
actorRoles	List<string>	The roles of the actor	[optional]
binaryContent	bool?	binaryContent	[optional]
details	byte[]	Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log	[optional]
directExternalPush	List<string>	directExternalPush	[optional]
encryptedKeywords	List<string>	If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text	[optional]
gdprCorrelationKey	string	If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register	[optional]
logLevel	string	logLevel	[optional]
originalEventTimestamp	long?	originalEventTimestamp	[optional]
process	string	process	[optional]

Return type

LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: application/json, /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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LogAuthAction

LogResponse LogAuthAction (string applicationId, string actorId, string authAction, string signature = null, string signedLoginChallenge = null, string userPublicKey = null, string actorDepartment = null, string actorDisplayName = null, List actorRoles = null, bool? binaryContent = null, byte[] details = null, List directExternalPush = null, List encryptedKeywords = null, string gdprCorrelationKey = null, long? originalEventTimestamp = null, string process = null)

Log an authentication event with the option to pass actor public key and signature

Log an authentication action (e.g. login, signup, logout, auto-login).

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class LogAuthActionExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var actorId = actorId_example;  // string | ID of the actor performing the action being logged
            var authAction = authAction_example;  // string | Specific action related to user authentication
            var signature = signature_example;  // string | Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body) (optional) 
            var signedLoginChallenge = signedLoginChallenge_example;  // string | Signed-Login-Challenge (optional) 
            var userPublicKey = userPublicKey_example;  // string | User-Public-Key (optional) 
            var actorDepartment = actorDepartment_example;  // string | actorDepartment (optional) 
            var actorDisplayName = actorDisplayName_example;  // string | Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable) (optional) 
            var actorRoles = new List<string>(); // List<string> | The roles of the actor (optional) 
            var binaryContent = true;  // bool? | binaryContent (optional) 
            var details = BINARY_DATA_HERE;  // byte[] | Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log (optional) 
            var directExternalPush = directExternalPush_example;  // List<string> | directExternalPush (optional) 
            var encryptedKeywords = new List<string>(); // List<string> | If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text (optional) 
            var gdprCorrelationKey = gdprCorrelationKey_example;  // string | If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register (optional) 
            var originalEventTimestamp = 789;  // long? | originalEventTimestamp (optional) 
            var process = process_example;  // string | process (optional) 

            try
            {
                // Log an authentication event with the option to pass actor public key and signature
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.LogAuthAction(applicationId, actorId, authAction, signature, signedLoginChallenge, userPublicKey, actorDepartment, actorDisplayName, actorRoles, binaryContent, details, directExternalPush, encryptedKeywords, gdprCorrelationKey, originalEventTimestamp, process);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.LogAuthAction: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
actorId	string	ID of the actor performing the action being logged
authAction	string	Specific action related to user authentication
signature	string	Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body)	[optional]
signedLoginChallenge	string	Signed-Login-Challenge	[optional]
userPublicKey	string	User-Public-Key	[optional]
actorDepartment	string	actorDepartment	[optional]
actorDisplayName	string	Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable)	[optional]
actorRoles	List<string>	The roles of the actor	[optional]
binaryContent	bool?	binaryContent	[optional]
details	byte[]	Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log	[optional]
directExternalPush	List<string>	directExternalPush	[optional]
encryptedKeywords	List<string>	If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text	[optional]
gdprCorrelationKey	string	If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register	[optional]
originalEventTimestamp	long?	originalEventTimestamp	[optional]
process	string	process	[optional]

Return type

LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: application/json, /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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LogBatch

LogResponse LogBatch (string applicationId, List requestData)

Log multiple events at the same time. This should rarely be used, but allows background processes to push multiple events at the same time

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class LogBatchExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var requestData = new List<BatchLogRequestEntry>(); // List<BatchLogRequestEntry> | A list of log requests

            try
            {
                // Log multiple events at the same time. This should rarely be used, but allows background processes to push multiple events at the same time
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.LogBatch(applicationId, requestData);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.LogBatch: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
requestData	List<BatchLogRequestEntry>	A list of log requests

Return type

LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: application/json, /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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LogDocument

LogResponse LogDocument (string applicationId, string action, string actorId, byte[] details, string documentId, string signature = null, string actorDepartment = null, string actorDisplayName = null, List actorRoles = null, bool? binaryContent = null, List directExternalPush = null, string documentName = null, string documentType = null, List encryptedKeywords = null, string gdprCorrelationKey = null, long? originalEventTimestamp = null, string process = null)

Log an event by providing full details. Action can be INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/GET or any custom action

Log a document action. If working with documents, use this to store all events relating to a particular document - creation, modification, deletion, retrieval. You can store the hash of the document in the request body to ensure its integrity.

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class LogDocumentExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var action = action_example;  // string | The name of the action being logged
            var actorId = actorId_example;  // string | ID of the actor performing the action being logged
            var details = BINARY_DATA_HERE;  // byte[] | Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log
            var documentId = documentId_example;  // string | documentId
            var signature = signature_example;  // string | Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body) (optional) 
            var actorDepartment = actorDepartment_example;  // string | actorDepartment (optional) 
            var actorDisplayName = actorDisplayName_example;  // string | Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable) (optional) 
            var actorRoles = new List<string>(); // List<string> | The roles of the actor (optional) 
            var binaryContent = true;  // bool? | binaryContent (optional)  (default to true)
            var directExternalPush = directExternalPush_example;  // List<string> | directExternalPush (optional) 
            var documentName = documentName_example;  // string | documentName (optional) 
            var documentType = documentType_example;  // string | documentType (optional) 
            var encryptedKeywords = new List<string>(); // List<string> | If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text (optional) 
            var gdprCorrelationKey = gdprCorrelationKey_example;  // string | If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register (optional) 
            var originalEventTimestamp = 789;  // long? | originalEventTimestamp (optional) 
            var process = process_example;  // string | process (optional) 

            try
            {
                // Log an event by providing full details. Action can be INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/GET or any custom action
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.LogDocument(applicationId, action, actorId, details, documentId, signature, actorDepartment, actorDisplayName, actorRoles, binaryContent, directExternalPush, documentName, documentType, encryptedKeywords, gdprCorrelationKey, originalEventTimestamp, process);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.LogDocument: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
action	string	The name of the action being logged
actorId	string	ID of the actor performing the action being logged
details	byte[]	Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log
documentId	string	documentId
signature	string	Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body)	[optional]
actorDepartment	string	actorDepartment	[optional]
actorDisplayName	string	Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable)	[optional]
actorRoles	List<string>	The roles of the actor	[optional]
binaryContent	bool?	binaryContent	[optional] [default to true]
directExternalPush	List<string>	directExternalPush	[optional]
documentName	string	documentName	[optional]
documentType	string	documentType	[optional]
encryptedKeywords	List<string>	If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text	[optional]
gdprCorrelationKey	string	If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register	[optional]
originalEventTimestamp	long?	originalEventTimestamp	[optional]
process	string	process	[optional]

Return type

LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: application/json, /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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LogFull

LogResponse LogFull (string applicationId, string action, string actorId, string entityId, string entityType, string auditLogEntryType = null, string signature = null, string actorDepartment = null, string actorDisplayName = null, List actorRoles = null, bool? binaryContent = null, byte[] details = null, List directExternalPush = null, List encryptedKeywords = null, string gdprCorrelationKey = null, string logLevel = null, long? originalEventTimestamp = null, string process = null)

Log an event by providing full details. Action can be INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/GET or any custom action

Log an even by specifying all relevant details - actor, action and the entity about which the action is, as well as the request body. There are no limitations to the structure of the request body.

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class LogFullExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var action = action_example;  // string | The name of the action being logged
            var actorId = actorId_example;  // string | ID of the actor performing the action being logged
            var entityId = entityId_example;  // string | When the event is about a particular model entity, you can set its ID here
            var entityType = entityType_example;  // string | When the event is about a particular model entity, you can set its type here
            var auditLogEntryType = auditLogEntryType_example;  // string | The type of the event (optional)  (default to BUSINESS_LOGIC_ENTRY)
            var signature = signature_example;  // string | Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body) (optional) 
            var actorDepartment = actorDepartment_example;  // string | actorDepartment (optional) 
            var actorDisplayName = actorDisplayName_example;  // string | Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable) (optional) 
            var actorRoles = new List<string>(); // List<string> | The roles of the actor (optional) 
            var binaryContent = true;  // bool? | binaryContent (optional) 
            var details = BINARY_DATA_HERE;  // byte[] | Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log (optional) 
            var directExternalPush = directExternalPush_example;  // List<string> | directExternalPush (optional) 
            var encryptedKeywords = new List<string>(); // List<string> | If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text (optional) 
            var gdprCorrelationKey = gdprCorrelationKey_example;  // string | If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register (optional) 
            var logLevel = logLevel_example;  // string | logLevel (optional) 
            var originalEventTimestamp = 789;  // long? | originalEventTimestamp (optional) 
            var process = process_example;  // string | process (optional) 

            try
            {
                // Log an event by providing full details. Action can be INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/GET or any custom action
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.LogFull(applicationId, action, actorId, entityId, entityType, auditLogEntryType, signature, actorDepartment, actorDisplayName, actorRoles, binaryContent, details, directExternalPush, encryptedKeywords, gdprCorrelationKey, logLevel, originalEventTimestamp, process);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.LogFull: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
action	string	The name of the action being logged
actorId	string	ID of the actor performing the action being logged
entityId	string	When the event is about a particular model entity, you can set its ID here
entityType	string	When the event is about a particular model entity, you can set its type here
auditLogEntryType	string	The type of the event	[optional] [default to BUSINESS_LOGIC_ENTRY]
signature	string	Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body)	[optional]
actorDepartment	string	actorDepartment	[optional]
actorDisplayName	string	Display name of the actor (e.g. a name, in case ID is not human-readable)	[optional]
actorRoles	List<string>	The roles of the actor	[optional]
binaryContent	bool?	binaryContent	[optional]
details	byte[]	Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log	[optional]
directExternalPush	List<string>	directExternalPush	[optional]
encryptedKeywords	List<string>	If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text	[optional]
gdprCorrelationKey	string	If the event is about GDPR-related action, you can correlate it with a process in the GDPR register	[optional]
logLevel	string	logLevel	[optional]
originalEventTimestamp	long?	originalEventTimestamp	[optional]
process	string	process	[optional]

Return type

LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: application/json, /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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LogSimple

LogResponse LogSimple (string applicationId, string auditLogEntryType = null, string signature = null, bool? binaryContent = null, byte[] details = null, List directExternalPush = null, List encryptedKeywords = null, string logLevel = null, long? originalEventTimestamp = null)

Log an event by providing just the body without any additional metadata. The body can be fully encrypted or can represent just the hash of the data/document

Log an event by just specifying the request body. There are no limitations to the structure of the request body.

Example

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using LogSentinel.Client.Api;
using LogSentinel.Client.Client;
using LogSentinel.Client.Model;

namespace Example
{
    public class LogSimpleExample
    {
        public void main()
        {
            // Configure HTTP basic authorization: basicAuth
            Configuration.Default.Username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
            Configuration.Default.Password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";

            var apiInstance = new LoggingApi();
            var applicationId = applicationId_example;  // string | Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
            var auditLogEntryType = auditLogEntryType_example;  // string | The type of the event (optional)  (default to BUSINESS_LOGIC_ENTRY)
            var signature = signature_example;  // string | Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body) (optional) 
            var binaryContent = true;  // bool? | binaryContent (optional) 
            var details = BINARY_DATA_HERE;  // byte[] | Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log (optional) 
            var directExternalPush = directExternalPush_example;  // List<string> | directExternalPush (optional) 
            var encryptedKeywords = new List<string>(); // List<string> | If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text (optional) 
            var logLevel = logLevel_example;  // string | logLevel (optional) 
            var originalEventTimestamp = 789;  // long? | originalEventTimestamp (optional) 

            try
            {
                // Log an event by providing just the body without any additional metadata. The body can be fully encrypted or can represent just the hash of the data/document
                LogResponse result = apiInstance.LogSimple(applicationId, auditLogEntryType, signature, binaryContent, details, directExternalPush, encryptedKeywords, logLevel, originalEventTimestamp);
                Debug.WriteLine(result);
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Debug.Print("Exception when calling LoggingApi.LogSimple: " + e.Message );
            }
        }
    }
}

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Notes
applicationId	string	Application ID, identifying a target application (obtained from the API credentials page)
auditLogEntryType	string	The type of the event	[optional] [default to BUSINESS_LOGIC_ENTRY]
signature	string	Base64-encoded digital signature on the entry details (the request body)	[optional]
binaryContent	bool?	binaryContent	[optional]
details	byte[]	Any details in any format about the event that you want to store in the log	[optional]
directExternalPush	List<string>	directExternalPush	[optional]
encryptedKeywords	List<string>	If you are encrypting the parameters in your request, you can extract and encrypt keywords client-side and send them to us in order to make use of our search functionality over encrypted text	[optional]
logLevel	string	logLevel	[optional]
originalEventTimestamp	long?	originalEventTimestamp	[optional]

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LogResponse

Authorization

basicAuth

HTTP request headers

Content-Type: application/json, /
Accept: application/xml, application/json

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GetEntryById

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GetHashByEntryId

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Log

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LogAuthAction

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LogBatch

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LogDocument

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LogFull

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LogSimple

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