This command retrieves the list of users within ExtraView.
http://www.myserver.com/evj/ExtraView/ev_api.action?
user_id=username
&password=password
&statevar=get_users
&disabled=[Y|N|ONLY]
&filter=pattern
&filter_type=[ID|FIRST|LAST]
[&access_token=token-value]
The disabled parameter is optional. If provided, the optional values are:
| Y | Return disabled users as well as enabled users |
| N | Return enabled users only. This is the default |
| ONLY | Only return disabled users |
The filter parameter is optional. This allows you to perform a wildcard pattern search for specific user records. The wildcard character is an asterisk (*) and you may have more than one of them in the pattern. For example:
| *OB | Return all records where the user ID ends with the letters OB. For example, this will return BOB but not ROBERT |
| *OB* | This would return both BOB and ROBERT |
The filter_type parameter is optional. If provided, the optional values are as follows. You may provide multiple filter_type parameters in a single get_users call, each with one of the three possible values.
| ID | This returns the User ID, from the security_user.security_user_id column of the user table |
| FIRST | This returns the first name, from the security_user.first_name column of the user table |
| LAST | This returns the last name, from the security_user.last_name column of the user table |
The optional access_token parameter allows you to use a valid OAuth2 token obtained with the get_token command. If you provide the access_token parameter, then the user_id and password parameters should not be provided. This prevents the password being sent in clear text over your network connection.
