Thanks David.This is very useful info.I was able to connect to the instance and see how the info gets stored at behind.Good to know.Appreciate your response.
Look at the service called "FME Server Database",it is actually Postgresql in disguise,running on port 7082.You can connect e.g.using PgAdmin.
Both username and password = "fmeserver".
Be aware that unless you re-configure the instance you can only connect over localhost.
Just want to extend my original question.how can I get custom info such as user activities (username,role type,no.of jobs run,etc)?
Thank David for the info.You are right.I couldn't find the security information from the server repository.I have installed a trial version of FME server,but didn't see a Postgresql instance is running.any ideas why?
Just to supplement Mark's excellent reply: the security information isn't stored in the FME Server repository,but in the "fmeserver" database instance (Postgresql by default) notably in the tables fme_useraccount,fme_role,etc.
The REST API is definitely the best way to access it,however.
David
Mark,thanks for your quick response.Fantastic!I was able to retrieve account and role info from the links you provided.Thanks for your help.Alex
Admin guide here:
Have a look at the Security section under API
http://docs.亚搏在线safe.com/fme/html/FME_REST/v2/apidoc/index.html#