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  2. JSDCLOUD-15494

Jamf adapter - extend to be able to call mobiles and software

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      Currently the Jamf adapter calls COMPUTERS.  Extend to include data for Mobile devices and software.

       

      Current call = (computers: {api-url}/JSSResource/computers).

      Mobile devices ( {api-url}/JSSResource/mobiledevices) requested.

      From AI regarding software:

      In JAMF Pro, the API endpoint for software is typically related to the management of software installations or packages. However, JAMF Pro does not have a direct "software" endpoint like it does for mobile devices or computers. Instead, software-related management might be done through endpoints like:

      • Packages: {{ {api-url}/JSSResource/packages}} - This endpoint is used to manage packages that are uploaded to the JAMF Pro server.

        * Policies: {{{api-url}

        /JSSResource/policies}} - This endpoint can be used to manage policies that might involve software installation.

      • Patch Management Software Titles: {{ {api-url}

        /JSSResource/patchsoftwaretitles}} - This endpoint is used for managing patch management software titles.

            [JSDCLOUD-15494] Jamf adapter - extend to be able to call mobiles and software

            Michael Bottroff added a comment -

            Consider having a switch/toggle in the adapter config to choose computers, mobile devices, or both.

            Depending on the use case and object class (ie. Separate computer & mobile classes), this can avoid needing to create unnecessary cleanse rules to filter out unwanted objects.

            Michael Bottroff added a comment - Consider having a switch/toggle in the adapter config to choose computers, mobile devices, or both. Depending on the use case and object class (ie. Separate computer & mobile classes), this can avoid needing to create unnecessary cleanse rules to filter out unwanted objects.

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