OS6860(E)_AOS_8.1.1.R01_Switch_Management_Guide

Using Python
Web Services, CLI Scripting, and OpenFlow
success()
diag()
This method will return true if the previous operation succeeded. It
is a convenience method that will evolve to support all success
codes returned by future versions of the AOS API.
This method can be used to retrieve a specific error code delivered
by the Web Service Producer. It is not recommended to use it
to determine success or failure; the preferred approach is to invoke
'success()' first and, if it returns False, call 'diag()' to retrieve the
error code.
AOSConnection(string username, string password, string server, boolean secure, boolean
obeyproxy, boolean prettylinks, int port, AOSHeaders headers, boolean debug)
username
password
server
secure
obeyproxy
prettylinks
port
headers
debug
AAA username; same as when using WebView.
AAA user password
The address of the device to connect to.
When True, SSL connections will be used.
default value: True
When True, system proxy settings will be followed.
default value: True
When True, use semantically correct links as opposed to
'?a=b&c=d…'
default value: True
The port where the Web Service Producer is expected to be available;
typically 80 or 443; however, -1 can be used to specify the
use of the default port for secure/unsecure HTTP.
default value: -1
An object used to inject additional headers in the request if necessary.
default value: None
When True, low-level GET, POST, PUT and DELETE
commands will be displayed in the current terminal.
default value: False
page 10-18 OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Switch Management Guide May 2014