Re-deploys an existing deployment.
The deployment resources to re-deploy can be restricted by using the properties resourceIds or
resourceNames. If no deployment resources to re-deploy are passed then all existing resources of the
given deployment are re-deployed.
Warning: Deployments can contain custom code in form of scripts or EL expressions to customize process behavior. This may be abused for remote execution of arbitrary code. See the section on security considerations for custom code in the user guide for details.
Basic authentication header of the form Basic <encoded-value>, where <encoded-value> is the base64-encoded string username:password.
The id of the deployment to re-deploy.
Request successful.
A JSON Object containing a property for each of the process definitions, which are successfully deployed with that deployment. The key is the process definition id, the value is a JSON Object corresponding to the process definition.
A JSON Object containing a property for each of the decision definitions, which are successfully deployed with that deployment. The key is the decision definition id, the value is a JSON Object corresponding to the decision definition.
A JSON Object containing a property for each of the decision requirements definitions, which are successfully deployed with that deployment. The key is the decision requirements definition id, the value is a JSON Object corresponding to the decision requirements definition.
A JSON Object containing a property for each of the case definitions, which are successfully deployed with that deployment. The key is the case definition id, the value is a JSON Object corresponding to the case definition.
The id of the deployment.
The tenant id of the deployment.
The time when the deployment was created.
The source of the deployment.
The name of the deployment.
The links associated to this resource, with method, href and rel.